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According to MIT researchers these are the businesses that should open first CW Headley

A new paper authored by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology more discreetly identifies the transmission risks and social benefits associated with various public spaces in the US. Read More

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Harvard doctor says U.S. will hit 200,000 COVID-19 deaths by September CW Headley

In the thick of it, alongside protests and isolation-induced angst, researchers are now theorizing the worst. Read More

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This is the only face mask that can reduce contamination by 99%CW Headley

A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine offers valuable insight. In it, the authors argue that cotton masks offer the best protection against SARS-CoV-2 virions. Read More

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This is the reason your seasonal allergies seem to never end Kyle Schnitzer

As temperatures have warmed over the past few decades, the change in the seasons has brought a different pattern to how we normally perceive our calendar year. As a result, the growing seasons which is the time between the last winter freeze and the first fall freeze is getting longer. Read More

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If you have these kind of thoughts regularly, it could lead to dementia later in life Kyle Schnitzer

Repetitive negative thinking can be harmful, as a new study found that such thinking patterns might be linked to a higher risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Read More

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If your diet includes these type of foods, you are at higher risk for blindness Meredith Lepore

A new study from the University of Buffalo found that people who ate a diet that largely consisted of red meat, fried foods, high-fat dairy, and refined grains were three times more likely to develop late-stage Age-related macular degeneration or AMD. Read More

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If you wear this item when shopping, you could be putting yourself at higher risk for COVID-19 Meredith Lepore

The eyes may be a route for the virus to spread via someone coughing, sneezing in close proximity as well as if a person rubs their eyes after getting virus particles on their hands or through tears. Read More

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Doing these 2 simple things reversed diabetes in over 60% of sufferers CW Headley

In fact, according to a new study published in the Lancet journal of Diabetes and Endocrinology, the adverse effects linked to the former can be effectively reversed by diet and exercise in 61% of diagnosed patients. Read More

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The surprising health benefit of drinking 2 cups of coffee per day CW Headley

There are several ways to facilitate a diverse gut microbe and a new study from The Baylor College of Medicine in Houston has elevated caffeine as chief among these. Read More

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