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… with uncertainty. Duke notes that many people struggled with decision fatigue during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic because we didn’t have much information about the virus, and couldn’t know for …
… consistently shows that, on average, women live longer than men. And — from the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic to the Spanish flu of 1918 — there’s lots of evidence that when infectious diseases …
… Take preventive antibiotics if your doctor recommends it.Make sure you’re vaccinated against illnesses such as COVID-19, pneumonia and influenza.Wash hands often and ask friends and family members to do the same …
… of washing your hands has been mentioned a time or two over the past few years with COVID-19. Guess what? It’s not just a good idea during a pandemic. Good hand hygiene can …
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… Sometimes, simply not having been in the gym for a long time, whether it be because of COVID-19 or any other reasons, can elicit an anxiety response,” Dr. Sacco notes. “It can be helpful …
… that exposure to particles in the air can increase the likelihood that someone might get the flu, COVID-19 or a cold. The reasoning? Breathing in smoke can weaken your immune system so it can …
Breathe in. Breathe out. Most people don’t give it a second thought. But if you have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), breathing difficulties are a part of life. And a flare-up of symptoms …
Playing video games. Doing squats. Have you ever tried combining these activities into one physical fitness routine … at the same time?The latest technology in fitness tracking and video games allows for all kinds of …
If you’re feeling exhausted and sluggish, and even simple tasks feel overwhelming to complete — or you find yourself so stressed out that you’re quick to get angry or frustrated — you might be experiencing …
We’ve all gone a little feral sometimes, and now we have a name for that behavior.Oxford University Press (OUP), which publishes the Oxford English Dictionary, named “goblin mode” 2022’s word of the …
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