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World leaders, celebrities to join WHO’s “Big Event” for mental health Oct 10

The world leaders and internationally-recognized celebrities and mental health advocates will come together for the World Health Organization’s “Big Event” for mental health marking the World Mental Health Day that

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Common cold in past may provide protection from COVID-19: Study

People who have had a bout of seasonal or common cold in the past may get some protection from COVID-19, according to a study which suggests that immunity to the

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The underused weight loss option: bariatric surgery

Growing rates of obesity among Americans are clear evidence that even the best intentions and strongest motivations are often not enough to help seriously overweight people lose a significant amount

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Flu vaccine may not increase Covid-19 risk: Study

Researchers have found that receiving the influenza vaccine does not increase a person’s risk for contracting Covid-19 or worsen associated morbidity or mortality. Published in the Journal of Clinical and

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How to protect children’s eyes during remote learning

More time in front of screens, whether for school or for fun and connection, can result in eye strain, fatigue and headaches, but experts offer simple ways for parents to

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Half of Covid patients in Irish study suffer ongoing fatigue

More than half of patients and staff with Covid-19 monitored by an Irish hospital suffered persistent fatigue in the aftermath of the initial disease, according to a new study Friday

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How to handle anxiety over back-to-school decisions

A combination of dread, panic and sheer exhaustion. This is what I see on the faces of patients (and friends and colleagues) when the conversation turns to the most pressing

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How to set pandemic boundaries for relatives

When pandemic-related shutdowns started, many people rushed to the rescue of their loved ones. They rallied to meet an extraordinary situation and extended themselves in deep and loving ways. They

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Vitamin D deficiency may increase risk of getting Covid-19: Study

In a retrospective study of patients tested for COVID-19, researchers at the University of Chicago (UChicago) Medicine found an association between vitamin D deficiency and the likelihood of becoming infected

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Recovered COVID-19 patients may still have virus: Study

The activity of viral infection and replication will still persist in the gut of COVID-19 patients after recovery, even if they did not have gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms, a new study

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