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What You Can Do to Avoid the New Coronavirus Variant Right Now
It’s more contagious than the original and spreading quickly. Upgrade your mask and double down on precautions to protect yourself.
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It’s more contagious than the original and spreading quickly. Upgrade your mask and double down on precautions to protect yourself.
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Our 7-Day Well Challenge will show you how to build on the healthy habits you learned during pandemic life.
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Experts offer tips on how to stay safe. For one, don’t plan on shouting or cheering with your friends.
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Those with compromised immune systems are often advised to get the shots under medical supervision, but their cancer centers can’t always provide them.
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The more people who become immune to the virus, the less this scourge will be able to mutate and evade the vaccines already available
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Walk like a penguin: Turn your feet slightly outward and take short, flat-footed steps.
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A new set of guidelines recognizes the complexity in the interaction between a patient’s genetics and the environment.
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The pandemic may prompt American medicine to become less expensive, more efficient and more effective at protecting people’s health.
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No matter where you live or how high your socioeconomic status, climate change can endanger your health, both physical and mental, now and in the future.
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