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This is Fauci’s prediction for the new ‘doomsday’ variant and how many cases there will be Kyle Schnitzer

In an interview with McClatchy earlier this week, Dr. Anthony Fauci said the possibility of a new variant’s emergence could challenge the effectiveness of existing vaccines. Read More

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How COVID and mandatory masks drove the world crazy, according to Yale researchers Kyle Schnitzer

Whether it was walking around the neighborhood masked or not seeing friends and family for months, the pandemic likely made you reach your breaking point at some point. Read More

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A neurologist’s guide to your brain Ashley Jones

“The health of the brain affects all aspects of a person’s other health, including physical, emotional and spiritual.” … Read More

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More transmissible than ebola, smallpox, and the Spanish flu — CDC on the Delta variant Kyle Schnitzer

An unpublished, internal document from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention claims the Delta variant is highly contagious, may cause more severe disease than other variants and can infect the vaccinated. Read More

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If you can do this in less than a minute, your heart is in good shape John Anderer

Researchers say if you can climb four flights of stairs (defined as 60 individual stairs) in under a minute, your heart and cardiovascular system are in great shape. Read More

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83% of COVID-19 cases are the Delta variant — unvaccinated Americans should avoid indoor dining Kyle Schnitzer

Less than half of the US population is fully vaccinated, and going out in public — especially indoors — is risky for unvaccinated Americans. Read More

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Science says people will live past 120 in this century; here’s how Brett Forman

There’s a 99% chance that someone will live to be older than 122 by 2100. We review the latest research and explain the steps you can take to live longer. Read More

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Everything you need to know about becoming a paleontologist Ashley Jones

Rather than studying every single fossil out there, paleontologists will often specialize in one branch of the field. Read More

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If you drink your coffee out of one of these, you could be taking years off your life CW Headley

The authors estimate that an average person drinking three regular cups of tea or coffee out of paper cups daily ultimately exposes themselves to 75,000 micro-plastic particles. Read More

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