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Coronavirus Isn’t Even ‘Alive,’ But Expert Explains How It Can Harm
It has spread across the globe in just a few short months, sickening hundreds of thousands, but the new coronavirus has the dubious distinction of not really being a living organism, biologists say. “Viruses aren’t considered alive...
- Posted March 26, 2020
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Wuhan Study Shows How Social Distancing Is Saving Lives
In a lesson for what can be achieved with social distancing, researchers report that school and workplace closures in Wuhan, China, reduced the number of coronavirus cases there. And officials are extending those measures until April now...
- Posted March 26, 2020
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U.S. Hospital Beds Were Already Maxed Out Before Coronavirus Pandemic
Many hospitals across the United States regularly operate with most of their beds taken by patients, limiting their ability to handle a sudden influx of folks sick with COVID-19, a new study reports. Only about 1 of...
- Posted March 26, 2020
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Senate Passes $2 Trillion Economic Aid Deal as Coronavirus Deaths Top 1,000
(HealthDay News) — The U.S. Senate voted late Wednesday to pass a $2 trillion stimulus package to bolster the U.S. economy as the country’s coronavirus death toll passed 1,000. The unprecedented legislation will send $1,200 checks to...
- Posted March 26, 2020
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Health Highlights: March 26, 2020
Gilead Backs Off Special Designation for Possible Coronavirus Drug Coronavirus Similar to Pandemic Coronavirus Found in Pangolins U.S. Social Distancing Efforts May Be Working, Fever Study Hints
- Posted March 26, 2020
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Soaking in a Hot Bath Might Do Your Heart Good
One of the few pleasures left to Americans sequestered at home is a soak in a hot bath. Now, research from Japan involving more than 30,000 adults suggests a daily bath might do more than cleanse and...
- Posted March 25, 2020
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Your Teeth Are a Permanent Archive of Your Life: Study
Your teeth provide a detailed account of your life, much as a tree’s rings record its history, a groundbreaking study shows. “A tooth is not a static and dead portion of the skeleton. It continuously adjusts and...
- Posted March 25, 2020
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How to Weather Social Isolation During Coronavirus Pandemic
Social distancing has become the new normal, with one-third of Americans now under stay-at-home orders due to the coronavirus pandemic, but experts say that level of isolation can be hard on your health. “We don’t know for...
- Posted March 25, 2020
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Cooking Up a Storm During Coronavirus Crisis? Store Leftovers Safely
Social distancing measures have many Americans cooking at home during the coronavirus pandemic, so one food safety expert has tips for storing and preparing leftovers properly. One of the most important safety measures is to place perishable...
- Posted March 25, 2020
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COVID-19 Infection Likely Worse for Vapers, Smokers
Smokers and vapers who get COVID-19 can probably expect a more severe infection, health experts warn. Many advisories have focused on the risk facing older people, those with chronic conditions such as diabetes, and people with compromised...
- Posted March 25, 2020




















