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It might sound odd to watch your boss do exercises to start the morning, but Wasserstrum is a forward thinker. Read More

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5 ways you can increase your intelligence, according to science Melissa Chu

Did you know that there are ways to increase your intelligence, with simple changes? Follows these 5 ways to do so, according to science. Read More

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The Coronavirus quarantine is already contributing to a rise in divorce filings, just like in China Kyle Schnitzer

Page Six reported divorce filings are rising with a 50% rise in inquiries in recent days. Financial matters and time spent in quarantine together during the epidemic are some of the factors behind the decision to split. Read More

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According to Harvard scientists, eating an egg everyday is good for your health John Anderer

A recent study conducted at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, however, has concluded that enjoying eggs in moderation shouldn’t put you at any higher risk of developing heart problems or cardiovascular disease. Read More

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Can high doses of Vitamin C really help Coronavirus symptoms? This doctor says yes Meredith Lepore

“The patients who received Vitamin C did significantly better than those who did not get Vitamin C,” Dr. Weber told The Post. “It helps a tremendous amount, but it is not highlighted because it’s not a sexy drug.” … Read More

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These are the symptoms of COVID-19 that actually require medical intervention CW Headley

Mild to moderate cases often include fever and respiratory complications but only severe cases require the aid of a ventilator. Patients with rapidly escalating forms of Coivd-19 often exceed 12 to 20 breaths a minute by day five of infection. Read More

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This household item can survive in the ocean for up to 1,300 years John Anderer

A new and somewhat colorful study conducted at the University of Plymouth has identified a household item that is capable of polluting the ocean for over 1,000 years. Read More

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This is why you are eating more carbs right now Kyle Schnitzer

If you’re starting to notice a disruption in your sleep routine and cravings for sweet carb snacks, there’s a correlation between the two that might explain things. CNN reported how poor sleep can translate to adjustments in our appetite for more fatty and sugary foods, which could cause unwanted weight gain during the COVID-19 outbreak. Read More

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Harvard University president tests positive for Coronavirus Kyle Schnitzer

Harvard University President Lawrence S. Bacow has tested positive for the coronavirus, according to an email sent to the Harvard community Tuesday. Read More

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