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COVID-19 Could Lead to Mental Health Crisis Americans are reporting high levels of emotional distress from the coronavirus pandemic -- levels that some experts warn may lead to a national mental health crisis. Read More   Do You Need to Wear Gloves to the Grocery Store? Grocery shopping has become one of our few essential errands. Besides wearing a face mask, some wonder if there's anything else we can do to protect ourselves. Read More   Your Genes May Affect How Severity of COVID-19 What makes one healthy young person with coronavirus end up on a ventilator while another gets through the infection symptom-free? The answer could be in your genes. Read More   Will Warmer Weather Help Slow Coronavirus? Two new reports look at whether warm summer temperatures and humidity will slow the coronavirus as it spreads around the globe. Read More   Healthy Ways to Feel Better During the Pandemic Make time for things that help you relax. Consider taking a long bath or shower, putting your holiday lights back up, or trying one of these other feel-good tips. Read More   Vaccine Possible By Fall, But at What Cost? To have a vaccine available for widespread use late this year or early next could entail bending safety rules and possibly putting lives at risk. Read More   How Do Face Masks Protect You? People can spread the virus through tiny droplets when they sneeze, cough, or talk -- even if they don't show symptoms. Read More   In the News FDA Approves First At-Home Saliva Test Kidney Failure Often a COVID-19 Complication Stars Read to Kids During Pandemic Get Expert Advice Nail Biting Is Dangerous During COVID-19. How to Stop Online Therapy: How to Get Started Missing an Ingredient for a Recipe? Here's What to Use Instead

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12 Conditions Light Therapy Can Treat Skin conditions, depression, dementia, even physical pain: See how various light wavelengths help to treat these and other health issues. Read More   7 Ways ADHD Can Harm Your Relationships If you or a loved one has ADHD, quarantine may be making tempers flare. Try these tips to help manage symptoms and calm things down. Read More   Signs You May Have a Problem With Alcohol These clues can help you tell whether your drinking is on the high side of normal or if it's crossed the line into a problem. Read More   11 Myths About Mail-In DNA Tests These popular tests make it easy to get answers about your ancestry. The catch is, you may learn "facts" about yourself that aren't quite factual. Read More   Meds Seniors Should Use With Caution It's no secret that when you get older, your body doesn't work the way it used to. And that's true for how you react to some medicines, too. Read More   CPAP Machines: What You Should Know A CPAP device is a machine that helps treat sleep apnea. See what it does and how it's used. Read More   Pros and Cons of the 80-20 Diet The idea is simple: Eat healthy meals 80% of the time, and have more freedom with the other 20%. Is this eating plan safe? And is it right for you? Read More   The Pandemic Continues 100 Days Into COVID-19, Where Do We Stand? What Day Is It? This Is Your Brain on Quarantine Warning: U.S. May Not Lower COVID-19 Infections Get Expert Advice How to Get Started With Online Therapy During Lockdown 6 Essentials for an Effective Face Mask

NY: 5 Dead, 100 Kids Infected with Rare Illness-linked to Virus | New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said that New York is now investigating about 100 cases of the syndrome, which affects blood vessels and organs and has symptoms similar to Kawasaki disease and toxic shock. Three children in the state have died and Cuomo advised all hospitals to prioritize COVID-19 testing for children presenting with symptoms. In New York City, which has reported at least 52 children sick with the syndrome, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday urged parents to call their pediatricians promptly if their children show symptoms including persistent fever, rash, abdominal pain and vomiting.

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5 Plagues from China in last 20 Years, Has to Stop: US NSA | As many as five plagues have come out of China in the last 20 years and at some point it has to stop, US National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien has said, holding the country responsible for the origin of the coronavirus pandemic which has killed over 250,000 people globally. People across the globe are going to rise up and tell the Chinese government that "we can no longer have these plagues coming out of China", whether it is from labs or wet markets, neither one is a good answer, he told reporters at the White House on Tuesday.