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Doing this one thing a day could reverse the effects of drinking soda CW Headley

If you simply can’t strike soft drinks from your life completely, you might want to consider the findings offered by a new study published in the American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology. Read More

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Research indicates this assertion to be possible to a point but almost entirely on account of water weight as opposed to fat. Because of this, the Military Diet should only be considered as a starting point toward a desired goal weight not as a means of maintaining one. Read More

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Harvard professor says this odd activity is a game changer for dealing with stress Sonya Swink

Try forest therapy, meditative practice of walking through the woods using all your senses. Read More

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Is the coronavirus losing its potency? This is what the experts are saying Kyle Schnitzer

After a pair of Italian doctors said the coronavirus is losing its potency, the World Health Organization cautioned that the virus is still deadly and the notion that it’s “losing potency” is not true. Read More

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Wearing a face mask in this place can reduce transmission of COVID-19 by 79%Meredith Lepore

New research published in BMJ Global Health finds that wearing masks at home is 79% effective at preventing the spread of COVID-19 amongst family members. Read More

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New study debunks this common COVID-19 treatment CW Headley

While promising drugs like Remdesivir continue to undergo preclinical trials, a new study published in the journal BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health has debunked the protective properties of excessive Vitamin D consumption. Read More

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Your masks are likely causing a common skin condition – Here’s what to do Kyle Schnitzer

Maskne isn’t a new skin development, but it’s become part of the vernacular with the rise in skin irritation around the face and mouth due to mask-wearing in the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. Read More

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New data finds 1 minute of speaking like this releases 1000 COVID-19 virus particles CW Headley

Given the majority of new cases are driven by pre-symptomatic carriers, it stands to reason that speech would be a viable means of person-to-person transmission. Read More

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This is how coronavirus contract tracing may affect you Jennifer Fabiano

What is contact tracing? The method will be used across the US to slow the spread of coronavirus. Here is how it will affect you. Read More

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