It’s a strange side effect. But could it provide clues as to how coronavirus attacks the body? Why do some people with COVID-19 lose their sense of smell? And what can be learned from it? Scientists are examining tissue removed from patients’ noses during surgery, believing they may have discovered …
Read More »New Girl Scout cookie tasting announced for season 2021
A breakfast is coming soon. The Girl Scouts of the US add a new flavor to their favorite line-up of cookies, the group announced Tuesday. Taste buds, meet the Toast-Yay. The new, French toast-themed dessert has a top layer of frosting with a maple syrup-like flavor, a crunchy texture and …
Read More »Get ready to see how much you have actually saved for retirement
Americans with 401 (k) plans may think they have saved a lot for retirement, but a new government rule will show them exactly how much money they will see in their old age. The Department of Labor has published its interim final rule whereby managers have plans for defined contributions, …
Read More »How acupuncture could help coronavirus patients, says study
While the world is waiting for pins and needles for a vaccine, acupuncture could provide relief for people suffering from the coronavirus. A new study from Harvard Medical School found that acupuncture can help reduce inflammation in mice. Traditional Chinese practice affects the ability of rodents to cope with a …
Read More »Are rapid coronavirus tests really accurate? Experts venture in
Waiting for a coronavirus test result can vary from less than an hour to a maximum of one week, depending on the type of COVID-19 test you are taking. Many people choose the rapid test to get immediate results, but how accurate are these rapid turnaround tests? “Tests that are …
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