But infectious disease experts are skeptical that dining out can be made safe during a winter COVID-19 surge without either ruining the experience for patrons or undermining the economics for the business owner.
Lockdowns Making Things Worse for Obese Americans
As COVID-19 closed gyms and forced people to hunker down at home, "Quarantine-15" jokes flooded the internet, referring to the weight gain that many anticipated.
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Researchers surveyed 241 parents in China, found that the majority said their child's ADHD symptoms had worsened during lockdown and the switch to online schooling.
from WebMD Healthhttps://img.webmd.com/dtmcms/live/webmd/… Read MoreWeekly Health Quiz: BFR and COVID-19
1 Which of the following can cause hypercalcemia (toxic buildup of calcium in your blood)?
Insufficient calcium intake
Insufficient vitamin K2 intake in relation to vitamin D3
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One-quarter of U.S. parents are hesitant about seasonal flu shots for their kids, and roughly 1 in 15 feel the same way about routine childhood vaccinations, a nationwide study finds.
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In fact, headaches, dizziness, strokes, weakness, decreased alertness or other neurological symptoms can appear before the more commonly known symptoms of infection with the new coronavirus (known as SARS-COV-2), the researc… Read More
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