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Bill Gates says these are the 3 drastic steps we must take to fight CoronavirusKyle Schnitzer

The billionaire wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post earlier this week, where he outlined the three steps the nation must take in the COVID-19 fight. Read More

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Researchers may have figured out exactly where creativity comes from in the brainJohn Anderer

Researchers from Drexel University’s Creativity Research Lab recently performed a brain-imaging study on a group of jazz guitarists in an effort to unlock the neurological mysteries of creativity. Read More

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This diet could help people with asthma fight CoronavirusJennifer Fabiano

People with asthma are more at risk from coronavirus, but a plant-based diet could help to manage their symptoms and decrease risk. Read More

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MIT researcher says the 6-feet social distancing rule isn’t enough to flatten the curveCW Headley

New research published in The JAMA Network warns that simply maintaining a distance of six-feet from suspected carriers isn’t enough to flatten the novel coronavirus growth curve. Read More

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These are all genetic factors that can put you more at risk for lethal CoronavirusCW Headley

A new paper published in The New England Journal of Medicine compellingly suggests that the interaction between SARS viruses and ACE2 might be a correlate of their infectivity. Read More

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How horses can help save the planet from climate changeJohn Anderer

A group of scientists in Russia has a solution that can bring horses and any number of other large herbivores into the fight against climate change. Read More

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NYU researchers have made an AI breakthrough in the fight against COVID-19John Anderer

researchers from New York University’s Grossman School of Medicine and Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences have developed an experimental new artificial intelligence tool that was able to accurately predict which newly infected COVID-19 patients would end up developing severe respiratory symptoms. Read More

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Study reveals which over-the-counter drugs might curb severe COVID-19CW Headley

The paper maintains that there is no conclusive evidence to suggest that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs should not be used to treat COVID-19 patients. Read More

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Here’s the science behind why we don’t desire an item as much if everyone else has itJohn Anderer

Have you ever wanted an item, but as soon as everyone else had it, you no longer desired it? This is the science behind why that happens. Read More

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