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With so much shut down and life looking different for everyone, it’s natural for anyone to feel less than happy right now. Read More

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Turns out walking 10,000 steps per day may not make you live longer Kyle Schnitzer

If you’re struggling to decrease your sedentary lifestyle, a quick and easy way could be to create a remote commute at home. Read More

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The bizarre reason men benefit more from coffee than woman Samantha Hawrylack

Studies show that, for men, coffee consumption is associated with a lower risk of a deadly cancer. Most men will be all over this news, sorry, ladies. Read More

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Dr. Fauci says this is the worst thing you can do during Super Bowl weekend CW Headley

Now that Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s are behind us, there’s only one potential super spreader event causing public health officials concern. This Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The country is more than overdue for a welcomed distraction complete with dumb commercials and a long list of well-regarded music … Read More

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If you live in one of these 10 cities, you may not live as long Kyle Schnitzer

“Our health has never been more important and it’s really interesting to see that leading a healthy and happy life can be influenced by your location by such a significant amount.” … Read More

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What we can learn about performance from this legendary surgeon and Harvard professor CW Headley

Gawande more explicitly contends that diligence, ingenuity, and a genuine desire to do right by patients are the three most important qualities in his profession via a collection of medical essays. Read More

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COVID passports are real and they could be in the U.S. soon Kyle Schnitzer

The New York Times reported that airlines have developed a digital travel pass to allow passengers to travel and show they’ve either been vaccinated or tested for the coronavirus. Read More

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Study finds this frowned upon advice could be the key to living a longer life John Anderer

According to the team at OSU, a little bit of extra weight in middle age may actually lead to a longer life. Read More

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9 subtle scientific signs you’re exhausted and on the verge of collapse Zulie Rane

Society has us believe that productivity means energy. The problem is that if you’re productive, you can still be exhausted and just not realize it. Read More

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