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On the surface, modern life should be anything but lonely. Putting COVID-19 aside for a moment, the past few decades have seen humans gifted with a plethora of new ways to stay connected. Read More

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This common sleep disorder can increase your risk of dementia CW Headley

Consistently, those who belonged to the OSA group demonstrated a higher amyloid burden, poorer sleep efficiency, and less time spent in stage N3 sleep-which denotes a regenerative sleep stage where your body heals itself. Read More

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This new research will blow your mind on N95 face masks CW Headley

According to a new paper published in the journal Physics of Fluids, N95 masks with valves don’t actually offer much protection against viral particles. In fact, the primary function of mask valves is comfort at the expense of functionality. Read More

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This ancient tea may be key to beating devastating neurodegenerative diseases John Anderer

Ayahuasca tea sets itself apart mightily from your usual cup of Earl Grey thanks to the high level of dimethyltryptamine (DMT) it boasts. DMT, often referred to as the “spiritual molecule,” offers potent hallucinatory properties similar to LSD or magic mushrooms. Read More

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This is the place you want to avoid on a plane the most CW Headley

Tripadvisor reports that over half of Americans – 56% – are planning to leave home for the holiday season even if only 11% of these intend to so by plane. Read More

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Brushing your teeth at this time of day will drastically change your health Sarah Dillon

How often do you brush your teeth? And what time do you do it? The when matters, according to research. Read more to find out why, here. Read More

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This is how much of your happiness is determined by genetics CW Headley

It’s important to distinguish the mechanics that define happiness as an emotional state from the ones that define it as a mental one, given the road to recovery is certainly impacted by the nature of one’s personal relationship with happiness. Read More

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This is very bad news if you are sick of working remotely CW Headley

Telework is still the way to go as long as the world decides it wants to live more than it wants other things. Read More

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15 foods you need to add to your diet now to boost your overall health Samantha Hawrylack

The recommended daily amount for women is 75 mg and for men is 90 mg. vitamin C can help produce more white blood cells for fighting infections. Read More

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