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Researchers just made a startling discovery about COVID-19 and newborns CW Headley

Even if the infected mother contracted the coronavirus months prior to her baby’s birth, the virus may still be detected in the placental tissue and baby’s blood. Read More

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Eating this food regularly could add years to your life CW Headley

In the cohort analysis, researchers determined that plant protein found in tofu or beans may actually help people live longer. Read More

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Scientists now may be able to detect COVID-19 by listening for this sound John Anderer

Now, by closely analyzing and processing recorded speech signals, the team at MIT has detected some very subtle vocal changes among asymptomatic COVID-19 patients. Read More

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If you have this in your blood, you could be at higher risk for COVID-19 death Olivia Kelley

A recent study at St. Petersburg University hypothesized that the severe course of COVID-19 may be associated with something called the von Willebrand factor (VWF), one of the main components of the blood coagulation system. Read More

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Is it safe to eat indoors at a restaurant? Here is what you need to know Dara Pollak

For the states where indoor dining is allowed, here are some things to consider before visiting your favorite restaurants. Read More

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Researchers just created an air filter that kills the coronavirus John Anderer

In the meantime, though, an innovation from the University of Houston may just become an integral part of beating this virus. Researchers at UH have developed a “catch and kill” air filter that’s capable of instantly capturing and neutralizing the coronavirus. Read More

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Scientist says ticks are going to make this an even scarier summer Kyle Schnitzer

“We do have a bad year for the ticks,” said Eva Sapi, a University of New Haven biology professor, who also called it a “perfect storm” when thinking about tick-borne illnesses and COVID-19. Read More

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This study argues this is the surprising food you must cut out to fight heart disease CW Headley

New findings published in the journal BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine, for instance, posit that symptoms associated with high cholesterol can be mitigated by limiting carb intake. Read More

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Science just discovered an exercise benefit you weren’t expecting John Anderer

If these findings can indeed be validated, this discovery could potentially save countless peoples’ vision. In just the US alone tens of millions of people suffer from macular degeneration. Read More

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