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This study reveals the shocking truth behind Coronavirus-infected patients Kyle Schnitzer

Patients who tested positive for the coronavirus could still have the infection once symptoms disappear, according to a new study. Read More

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Scientists may have found the missing Coronavirus link between bats and humans John Anderer

A new study has concluded that pangolins, or scaly anteater-like mammals, may have been the viral missing link that facilitated SARS-CoV-2’s transition from bats to humans. Read More

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New research shows COVID-19 is even more deadly for people with this condition Meredith Lepore

Experts at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston COVID-19 can not only present itself in a more deadly form for people with existing heart conditions, but it can also cause cardiac injury for people without pre-existing heart conditions. Read More

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Why a Covid-19 vaccination won’t end the pandemic CW Headley

The virus fueling the current Covid-19 pandemic, SARS-Cov-2, has presented the medical community with challenges that all but eliminate therapeutics as a plausible way to flatten the exponential growth curve. Read More

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Doing this soothing activity every day could lower your risk for strokes Kyle Schnitzer

Bathing has been associated with good sleep quality and better health, past studies have shown, but researchers wanted to dive deeper into its impact on cardiovascular disease. Read More

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Can you get Coronavirus from your mail? Here’s what the experts say Meredith Lepore

“It is likely that the temperature outside and the length of time the package is in shipping may impact the survival of the virus on that surface,” he said. Read More

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This could be another symptom of the Coronavirus Kyle Schnitzer

The American Academy of Ophthalmology published an updated alert Tuesday warning that pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis, could be a symptom of the coronavirus, which health officials believe pink eye develops in 1-3% of patients with COVID-19. Read More

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This study just revealed the key secret to learning effectively (and fast)John Anderer

A new study conducted at Washington State University has found that “seductive details” in lesson plans or learning initiatives usually do more harm than good. Read More

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These are the symptoms of COVID-19 that actually require medical intervention CW Headley

Mild to moderate cases often include fever and respiratory complications but only severe cases require the aid of a ventilator. Patients with rapidly escalating forms of Coivd-19 often exceed 12 to 20 breaths a minute by day five of infection. Read More

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