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Though none of these studies is perfect, a lot of evidence supports a true asymptomatic rate of around 40%, plus some addition fraction of patients. Read More

Meanwhile, new findings published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science posit that pigs in China are becoming infected with a strain of influenza that has the potential to jump to humans with greater frequency. Read More

According to a new study from Ohio State University, learning and mastering this skill motivates people to quit smoking cigarettes. Read More

A new study found that the stress of having a partner who doles out constant criticism can lead to poor health and even earlier death in an individual. Read More

A new study from Ruhr-Universität Bochum and the University of Bern has concluded that children born to parents with university degrees themselves often exhibit far more stress when entering college than other incoming freshmen. Read More

Early last Friday, Vice President Mike Pence revealed that 50% of new COVID-19 cases were adults under the age of 35. In that same press briefing, Pence went on to address the record number of infections detected a day prior. Read More

In come the standing spots for distancing, required mask-wearing, and limited occupancy per elevator ride. No talking, too, according to The New York Times, which reported on the future of elevators and their purpose in the workplace. Read More

A new Harvard study found that consuming tofu more than once a week could lower your risk of heart disease by 18%, but one group may benefit more than others. Read More

After analyzing 8,574 participants between the ages of 45 and 65, the researchers determined that every increase in average daily fruit and vegetable intake is linked to higher cognitive function and that the best outcomes are found among those who consume at least six servings a day. Read More