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Two pet cats in New York have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to federal officials, marking the first confirmed cases of pets getting the COVID-19 bug that has plagued more than 890,000 Americans. Read More

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Scientists just discovered a new surprising benefit of coffee CW Headley

In fact, a new study conducted by researchers at Aarhus University concludes that a single couple of coffee dramatically enhances our sensitivity to sweetness and diminishes our sensitivity to bitterness. Read More

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There is an increase of strokes in this surprising group of COVID-19 patients CW Headley

“The virus seems to be causing increased clotting in the large arteries, leading to severe stroke,” Dr. Thomas Oxley, a neurosurgeon at a Mount Sinai Health System in New York, said in a media release. Read More

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The shocking number of Americans turning to drugs and alcohol to cope with coronavirus stress John Anderer

Uncertainty was the top reason cited by respondents as to why they’ve been using more drugs and alcohol; no one can say when this will all be over or exactly what the world will be like in the wake of this pandemic. Read More

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Cornell researchers came up with a way to reduce ocean pollution John Anderer

Now, researchers from Cornell University have developed an exciting new way to reduce ocean plastic pollution. Read More

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Use this 1-minute reframe to turn anxiety into good decisions Niklas Göke

Do you ever struggle with anxiety? Use this 1-minute reframe to turn and propel your anxiety into making good decisions, here. Read More

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Nearly half of New Yorkers believe the economy should stay closed until June John Anderer

According to a new survey of New Yorkers, just under half want to take a cautious approach to re-opening the local economy. In all, 49% of surveyed NYC residents think non-essential businesses should stay closed until at least June 1st. Read More

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These 3 things will end the Coronavirus pandemic CW Headley

Although SARS-Cov-2 is a mutation of previously documented coronaviruses, research has revealed some promising similarities. Read More

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This household item may be better for removing COVID-19 than hand dryers John Anderer

The research team behind this study set out to determine if air dryers and paper towels result in different outcomes when it comes to the spread of viral microbes after using a public bathroom. Read More

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