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The study, done by Northwestern University and the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom, found that people who go to bed later had a 10% greater risk of dying compared to morning people who rise earlier in the morning. Read More

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Sports can literally give fans a heart attack: study John Anderer

Researchers from the Medical University of Bialystok in Poland tracked the relationship between the performance of their local (European) football team and nearby hospital admissions for acute coronary problems in the hours and days following the conclusion of games. Read More

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Researchers find this relaxing activity might be as good for the brain as cardio Jennifer Fabiano

A review of studies found that yoga may have as many benefits for brain function as aerboic exercise has been shown to have. Read More

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New study says this is the only diet that will keep your brain healthy for years to come CW Headley

According to a new study published in the journal Alzheimer’s and Dementia, a regimen rich with vegetables, fruits, legumes, fish, olive oil, and nuts dramatically reduces one’s risk of developing neurodegenerative diseases later in life. Read More

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This is a new silent symptom in COVID-19 patients and it’s fatal CW Headley

“People coming in with COVID who are less symptomatic than we would expect given their low oxygen levels.” Moon explained in a statement. “It’s hard to believe what’s in front of you at times. There is this subset of COVID patients where I don’t believe my eyes.” … Read More

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‘Quarantine fatigue’ is here and this is why it is so dangerous Kyle Schnitzer

Since April 17, the data found that people are going outside more frequently than they were in mid-March when social distancing measures were announced. Read More

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These are the 6 worst social distancing mistakes you can make Jennifer Fabiano

A new study revealed six social distancing mistakes that you might be making during the coronavirus pandemic and how you can correct them. Read More

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36% of New Yorkers know someone who has passed away from COVID-19 John Anderer

According to the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health & Health Policy’s latest survey, 36% of New Yorkers know someone who has passed away from COVID-19. Read More

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3 tips from a therapist for calming your Coronavirus anxiety Lindsey Antin

Are you experiencing anxiety due to the Coronavirus? If so, learn 3 of the best tips for combatting this anxious feeling, from a therapist. Read More

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