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Stanford scientists say popular activity for teens puts them at higher COVID-19 risk Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine published a new study in the Journal of Adolescent Health, finding that there’s a correlation to increased COVID-19 cases in young people who vape compared to those who don’t. Read More

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A recent call to action from the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) advised that high-intensity exercise may compromise your immune system, putting you more at risk of contracting coronavirus. Read More

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Harvard Global Health Institute says schools shouldn’t reopen unless these goals are hit CW Headley

Although cases are much higher than they should be, the academic community is closer to defining the novel coronavirus’s pathology than ever. Read More

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New scary study contradicts what we thought about children and coronavirus Olivia Kelley

A recent study in JAMA Pediatrics revealed that children under the age of five can carry up to 100 times greater levels of coronavirus in their noses than adults. Read More

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Scientists may have discovered the Achilles’ heel of the coronavirus John Anderer

Now, researchers from Northwestern University have discovered a new vulnerability within SARS-CoV-2’s genetic structure that may just prove to be the coronavirus’ Achilles heel. Read More

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The science behind why smiling can literally make you happier John Anderer

A new study conducted at the University of South Australia is offering up some legitimate evidence that smiling amid a bad mood can trick the mind into feeling more positive. Read More

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The science behind why you never want to buy healthy food John Anderer

With so many not-so-healthy food products to choose from, shoppers shouldn’t have to solve a nutritional puzzle to find and purchase healthier snacks. Read More

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The surprising effect weight gain has on our brain CW Headley

Consistently, greater BMI was linked with biomarkers instructive of cognitive decline. None of these indicators indicate this outcome on their own, but together they can aid diagnosis tremendously. Read More

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Here’s one less thing you have to worry about when traveling John Anderer

A new study just released by the American Society of Microbiology concerning the multidrug-resistant fungus Candida auris is welcome news in the sense that it allows travelers to cross off at least one of their infectious travel worries. Read More

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