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Pepper spray (including the brand name Mace) causes severe tingling and burning sensations in the eyes and nose. If you’ve been exposed to pepper spray, […]
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Pepper spray (including the brand name Mace) causes severe tingling and burning sensations in the eyes and nose. If you’ve been exposed to pepper spray, […]
Continue reading »In addition to counting confirmed cases of COVID-19, there is a secondary count of the number of people who have recovered from the infection. What […]
Continue reading »In protests against police brutality this week, police in many cities have opted for escalating violence. One of the tools they commonly use is chemical […]
Continue reading »The CDC recently dropped its warnings about restricting choirs during religious services. The original guidelines included a recommendation that religious gatherings “consider suspending or at […]
Continue reading »Even more than usual, our lives right now are shaped by stress, which results in many disturbing, sleepless nights. For many, this meant turning to […]
Continue reading »If your pet has been acting strange lately, you are not alone. Pet owners in the era of the pandemic have reported many strange new […]
Continue reading »America is in a rush to reopen and more of us are planning to get back to work and resume some of our usual activities, […]
Continue reading »If you are new to jogging, you are probably curious to know what you are capable of. But if the only goal you know is […]
Continue reading »Now that states are reopening and many people have to account for their work, many of us are forced to look for new sources of […]
Continue reading »Difficulty getting comfortable in an impromptu home office? We have internalized the idea that there is an ideal “ergonomic” setup, and that if everything is […]
Continue reading »The CDC has released new guidance on antibody testing, which notes that a test with 90-95% accuracy can give false positives in more than half […]
Continue reading »With all of us probably suffering from a bout of sleepless nights lately, you might be tempted to grab a bottle of melatonin, a natural […]
Continue reading »When businesses reopen and people head to beaches and parks, you’ve likely seen news photos or videos depicting people packed into dense crowds, blithely defying […]
Continue reading »Editor’s Note: This article originally described a study published on May 22, which was later withdrawn on June 5 due to concerns over the integrity […]
Continue reading »Mask myths are on the rise, mixing with critical advice and facts we all need to know in order to wear them responsibly. Many of […]
Continue reading »The internet is horrified by a video on TikTok (and its accompanying Buzzfeed article ) showing what little worm-like beetles look like as they crawl […]
Continue reading »Employers are starting to require employees to return to work, causing them to think about how to safely arrange childcare while schools remain closed. It […]
Continue reading »Contact tracing is a technique that epidemiologists and health officials have long used in the fight against diseases such as HIV and tuberculosis. It is […]
Continue reading »When you see a flat line on a chart, it’s tempting to think, “Oh, at least the situation is not getting worse!” But one of […]
Continue reading »More than two months after the start of the pandemic, many of us are struggling to find a way to navigate our new normal safely […]
Continue reading »In recent weeks, many of us have begun to explore collective quarantine work, where two isolated families join forces, whether for social purposes or to […]
Continue reading »If you’re on a scheduled medication, you probably have a system for remembering what to take and when, whether you’re using an app or something […]
Continue reading »Will the virus spread more slowly if we remove physical distancing rules but only visit our neighbors? How many people need to follow the guidelines […]
Continue reading »Just because restaurants are reopening doesn’t mean it’s safe to walk . Reopening restaurants during a pandemic is a new situation, and as with all […]
Continue reading »Now that gyms are reopening, it’s tempting to come back. However, just because you can do something does not necessarily mean that you should . […]
Continue reading »We all probably have someone on our friends list who shares a lot of suspicious information about the coronavirus. Pseudo-factual conspiracy theories circulate in abundance […]
Continue reading »States are reopening despite numerous warnings from experts that it is still unsafe. Meanwhile, we all suffer from salon fever – which is understandable – […]
Continue reading »As the rules relax, we have to ask ourselves some weird questions: Is it safe to see a friend? Go to the park? Eat in […]
Continue reading »Among the many unanswered questions are what impact this pandemic will have on children’s mental health. A recent article published in the journal JAMA Pediatrics […]
Continue reading »Businesses are reopening in many areas, which is perfectly understandable if you feel like visiting all the places you missed during your stop. But is […]
Continue reading »On March 10, a choir in Washington state decided to continue the practice amid growing reports of the spread of the coronavirus in the United […]
Continue reading »Big news: Moderna, one of the companies working on the coronavirus vaccine, released the results of a Phase I trial of its RNA vaccine this […]
Continue reading »In this month’s Fitness Challenge, we redefined scientific seven-minute workouts and the Canadian antique-but -hardy 5BX . Let’s take a time machine back just a […]
Continue reading »Eating a healthy diet is good for you, no matter who you are or what your goals are. But it can be difficult to know […]
Continue reading »There has been a lot of news lately about a new condition called pediatric multisystem inflammatory syndrome , which is similar to a rare childhood […]
Continue reading »There are real reasons to distrust governments and corporations. Indeed, there are many influential people who act in their own interests, often at the expense […]
Continue reading »Reading about exercise when you aren’t doing it is like watching a train speeding by on a flyover. You think that I would be fine […]
Continue reading »Over the past few months, the number of admissions to intensive care units has dropped by 40-50%, and this makes doctors worry that patients with […]
Continue reading »At first I was surprised to find that I’m not the only one roller-skating in quarantine. My daughter found an old pair of plastic toy […]
Continue reading »If you want to get into fitness, running is one of the easiest and cheapest activities. But how do you start running, especially if it’s […]
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