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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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This new ‘lab-on-a-chip’ antibody test may revolutionize COVID-19 detection John Anderer

So what separates this test from the rest? Most of the process is localized to a single “lab on a chip,” combining multiple lab functions within a single device. Read More

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These are the 6 new COVID-19 symptoms the CDC has just added to the list CW Headley

If your conditions begin to decline, you’ll likely know by one or more of these developments. Read More

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These are the most underreported symptoms in older COVID-19 patients to watch out for CW Headley

In addition to being more likely to have comorbidities that intensify the disease’s pathology, otherwise, healthy patients over the age of 60 consistently displayed more severe respiratory symptoms. Read More

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The key to addiction-free pain relief may come from this terrifying creature John Anderer

Researchers from the University of Queensland believe that molecules found in tarantula venom may be viable as a means of opioid-free pain relief. Read More

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Your cats could actually have the Coronavirus right now Kyle Schnitzer

Two pet cats in New York have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to federal officials, marking the first confirmed cases of pets getting the COVID-19 bug that has plagued more than 890,000 Americans. Read More

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Scientists just discovered a new surprising benefit of coffee CW Headley

In fact, a new study conducted by researchers at Aarhus University concludes that a single couple of coffee dramatically enhances our sensitivity to sweetness and diminishes our sensitivity to bitterness. Read More

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There is an increase of strokes in this surprising group of COVID-19 patients CW Headley

“The virus seems to be causing increased clotting in the large arteries, leading to severe stroke,” Dr. Thomas Oxley, a neurosurgeon at a Mount Sinai Health System in New York, said in a media release. Read More

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