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This is the most promising data on COVID-19 antibodies and immunity yet CW Headley

The two papers were conducted by a team of researchers at Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and the Massachusetts Consortium on Pathogen Readiness (MassCPR). Read More

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This many lives could have been saved if social distancing had started 1 week earlier Kyle Schnitzer

New research from Columbia University found that the US could have prevented nearly 36,000 deaths from COVID-19 if social distancing tactics were put in place one week earlier in March. Read More

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New study reveals exactly how useful a mask is at protecting you from COVID-19 Kyle Schnitzer

A team of scientists from Hong Kong found that wearing surgical masks can reduce the non-contact transmission of the deadly COVID-19 virus by as much as 75% when masks are used. Read More

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If you drink this many cups of coffee a day you raise your risk for these 3 serious diseases CW Headley

New data helmed by genetic epidemiologists at the University of Southern Australia posits that excessive coffee consumption dramatically increases one’s risk of developing the following disorders: osteoarthritis, arthropathy, and obesity. Read More

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This is what happens when you swim during the COVID-19 pandemic CW Headley

In light of this, experts of various disciplines have lent their expertise to the assessment of Covid-19 risks associated with summer activities. Read More

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Can mosquitoes carry COVID-19? Here’s what the experts say Kyle Schnitzer

Mosquitos can carry many diseases such as the West Nile virus and for travelers the Zika virus and Malaria, but what about the coronavirus? … Read More

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World Health Organization official says COVID-19 may never end CW Headley

Epidemiologically speaking, diseases are characterized by their attack rate among a population, An endemic defines an infection that is constantly maintained at a baseline level in a given community without an obvious external impetus. Read More

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People who talk like this can increase spread of COVID-19 at a shocking rate Sonya Swink

The data analysis of volunteers found that when people were asked to speak a phrase, loud talkers were the worst culprits for spitting, and for diffusing coronavirus. Read More

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If you do this as a toddler, you will have this mental health issue as an adult John Anderer

Researchers from the University of Maryland, The Catholic University of America, and the National Institute of Mental Health have uncovered considerable evidence that a baby’s behavioral tendencies and temperament can accurately predict that individual’s personality over 20 years later. Read More

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