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Stress, depression and loneliness makes you prone to longer Covid-19 spells – Florida Baptist Witness - Vimarsana News

Stress, depression and loneliness makes you prone to longer Covid-19 spells – Florida Baptist Witness

Researchers have suggested through a new study that long Covid, which affects millions of people around the world, is linked to the mental health of p

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60 Million Roundworms Grown to Solve Puzzle on Human Hearing - Vimarsana News

60 Million Roundworms Grown to Solve Puzzle on Human Hearing

Scientists are growing 60 million roundworms to solve a decades-old puzzle on human hearing. Scientists are raising 60 million roundworms to help them figure out a long-standing mystery about human hearing.

Ancient Humans: The Real Apex Predators for a Good 2 Million Years - Vimarsana News

Ancient Humans: The Real Apex Predators for a Good 2 Million Years

For nearly 2 million years, Homo sapiens as well as their predecessors eschewed salad in favor of a diet heavy on meat, propelling them to the top of the food chain.

AI Study: Unhappiness 'Ages' People Much Worse Than Smoking - Vimarsana News

AI Study: Unhappiness 'Ages' People Much Worse Than Smoking

An AI study found that unhappiness “ages” people much worse than smoking cigarettes. Unhappiness and loneliness are potentially aging you more quickly than smoking cigarettes, a recent artificial intelligence (AI) study reveals.

Europe facing new COVID-19 wave, US is probably next - Vimarsana News

Europe facing new COVID-19 wave, US is probably next

Europe is already entering a new wave of COVID-19, according to a joint statement released on Wednesday from the World Health Organization and the European Center for Disease Control. "We are unfortunately seeing indicators rising again in Europe, suggesting that another wave of infections has begun," Dr. Hans Kluge, WHO regional director for Europe, and