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They’ve uncovered a small region of the brain that appears to have near-absolute control over bodily feelings of pain. However, this area can only turn pain off, not on. Read More

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Cornell researchers said that this odd thing may be making you drink more alcohol John Anderer

Researchers have found that the more TV alcohol ads one sees, the more likely that person is to report having at least one drink over the past month. Read More

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This gene doubles the risk of developing severe COVID-19 symptoms John Anderer

Researchers from the University of Exeter and the University of Connecticut have concluded that a faulty gene typically associated with dementia can double an individual’s risk of developing severe COVID-19 symptoms. Read More

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What Hong Kong can teach us about easing social distancing CW Headley

A new study, published in The Lancet Public Health, reviewed the public health measures implemented to suppress local transmission of coronavirus alongside the virus’s progress within the city of Hong Kong between late January and March 31. Read More

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How to emerge from this crisis better and stronger May Busch

The most successful people will be those who look for the opportunity in the situation. As they say, every cloud has a silver lining. Read More

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Should you fly yet? An epidemiologist and an exposure scientist walk you through the decision process Kacey Ernst and Paloma Beamer

When an infected person contaminates a shared armrest, airport restroom handle, seat tray or other item, the virus can survive for hour … Read More

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Millions of cicadas are ready to ruin your summer if you live in these states Kyle Schnitzer

Entomologists at Virginia Tech University reported that the cicadas would populate southwest Virginia, parts of North Carolina, and West Virginia for the first time in 17 years. Read More

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This is the scary number of people ‘superspreader events’ infect CW Headley

The coinage began appearing among medical communities following a two and half hour choir practice attended by 61 people, (including an asymptomatic index patient) that resulted in a communal spike in positive COVID-19 cases. Read More

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8 ways to improve your odds of surviving a heart attack Stephanie Thurrott

A promising study published by the American Hospital Association supports a blood test’s ability to predict heart disease before any symptoms emerge. Read More

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