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Is the next big pandemic already here? This is what the experts say CW Headley

Meanwhile, new findings published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science posit that pigs in China are becoming infected with a strain of influenza that has the potential to jump to humans with greater frequency. Read More

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The science behind why so many people play hard-to-get while dating Kyle Schnitzer

When analyzing attachment style, researchers found that women and people with insecure attachment styles were the ones who played hard-to-get more often. These styles are molded through childhood and can craft someone’s attachment style as either secure or insecure. Read More

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Eating these 2 foods can keep your brain healthy for years CW Headley

After analyzing 8,574 participants between the ages of 45 and 65, the researchers determined that every increase in average daily fruit and vegetable intake is linked to higher cognitive function and that the best outcomes are found among those who consume at least six servings a day. Read More

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Doing this very simple thing may be the key to getting more people to wear face masks Olivia Kelley

A recent study showed that wearing a face mask in public may have additional benefits, by encouraging others to keep their distance. Read More

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This study reveals some surprising information about gyms and COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

Recent research by OnePoll found that one in four Americans said they would not be returning to gyms after the pandemic is over, while one in three respondents said they’d still go but just not as often. Read More

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Harvard study says this can lead to an early death John Anderer

Researchers from Harvard University just released a new study offering up the most compelling evidence to date of a causal link between frequent exposure to air pollution and premature, earlier death. Read More

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Doing this in the bathroom could spread COVID-19 researchers find John Anderer

Whenever a toilet flushes, all of that swirling water sends tons of tiny water droplets into the air. It’s not something anyone notices very often because it’s happening on a microscopic scale. Read More

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Scientists: These 2 symptoms are the most prevalent in COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

Researchers from the University of Leeds determined that the two symptoms – which were labeled the most common signs of the coronavirus by the World Health Organization at the start of the pandemic – as the telltale signs of the virus, along with other symptoms including fatigue, loss of ability to smell, and difficulty breathing. Read More

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This is the number of minutes it takes for summer sun to kill COVID-19 CW Headley

In it, the authors, Jose-Luis Sagripanti and David Lytle posit that the summer sun can eliminate SARS-CoV-2 in a little over 30 minutes. Read More

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