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Cytokine storms are the most disturbing COVID-19 symptom yet Meredith Lepore

It seems to come down to how strong a person’s immune system is when it comes to fighting this vicious virus, however, new research is now showing that over-activation of the immune system, known as a “cytokine storm,” is resulting in more deaths. Read More

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Scientists have developed a faster, cheaper COVID-19 test John Anderer

The new test, called CREST (Cas13-based, Rugged, Equitable, Scalable Testing), is just as accurate as a PCR test, according to its developers. Read More

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Why we may see an iceless North Pole this summer John Anderer

If C02 emissions are reduced considerably moving forward, ice will remain in the Arctic over most summer months. However, if we continue on the path we’re currently traveling, every summer will be totally iceless. Read More

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This is the reason so many more men are dying of COVID-19 than women CW Headley

A new meta-analysis of 1,099 COVID-19 patients and 543 SARS patients concluded that men possess higher levels of the ACE2 protein that both diseases need to penetrate host cells. Read More

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New study says this is the only diet that will keep your brain healthy for years to come CW Headley

According to a new study published in the journal Alzheimer’s and Dementia, a regimen rich with vegetables, fruits, legumes, fish, olive oil, and nuts dramatically reduces one’s risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases later in life. Read More

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This is a new silent symptom in COVID-19 patients and it’s fatal CW Headley

“People coming in with COVID who are less symptomatic than we would expect given their low oxygen levels.” Moon explained in a statement. “It’s hard to believe what’s in front of you at times. There is this subset of COVID patients where I don’t believe my eyes.” … Read More

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This rare but scary condition has been seen in children with Coronavirus CW Headley

The reported prodromes resemble those linked to Kawasaki Disease alongside instructive characteristics of SARS-COV-2 infection. Read More

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Bill Gates reveals his plan for how we get past the COVID-19 pandemic CW Headley

“We need to put in place a very dense testing regime so you would detect that rebound going back into exponential growth very quickly and not wait for the ICUs to fill up and there to be a lot of deaths. If you see the hot spot, you kind of understand the activities causing that.” … Read More

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Making your coffee this way may add years to your life John Anderer

The study, just released by the European Society of Cardiology, focused primarily on the effect of coffee on one’s cardiovascular health and heart attack risk. Read More

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