Neck gaiters reduce coronavirus droplet spread?
By Kayla Rivas for Fox News Experts say more research is needed. Health experts are leaning toward the notion
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750 Million Genetically Engineered Mosquitoes Are Being Released in Florida—Here’s Why
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No Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders in 2020
By Asa Henry via cowboyswire,usatoday No Cowboys cheerleaders in 2020 (bad), sideline reporters (ok), or Rowdy (awesome) The
Coronavirus gut check: How small businesses are surviving
Sibile Marcellus ofYahoo Finance It’s been a trial by fire for small-business owners trying to survive the coronavirus
In-Person College: Rests On First Few Weeks
By Elissa Nadworny for NPR The excitement in the air at the University of Georgia is palpable, with
How Far Can A Urinal Spray Coronavirus?
By Bruce Y. Yee, Senior Contributor for Forbes It doesn’t take a pee-HD to see that urinals aren’t
Trail of bubbles leads scientists to new coronavirus clue
From AP news via ABC A doctor checking comatose COVID-19 patients for signs of a stroke instead stumbled
The Michael J. Fox Foundation Launches Virtual 5K/10K
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Done with wearing high heels? After pandemic?
By Carly Mallenbaum for USA Today Remember when we wore high heels? My stilettos and I had a rapport going
An Icelandic ritual for wellbeing
When Iceland reopened its public swimming pools after two months of closure, the nation was so delighted that
National Roller Coaster Day: America’s thrill rides
By Arthur Levine for a Special to USA Today Sunday is National Roller Coaster Day. Normally, I’d implore
How Live Music Is Coping, And What’s Its Future
By JOHN PAUL TITLOW for NPR Colin Pate was toiling away at his North Philadelphia recording studio in
Diabetic athletes seek balance during coronavirus pandemic
By Kelly Cohen for ESPN Lauren Cox was waiting, in June, for the WNBA to return from the
The City that became an open-air café- Vilnius
By Gil Skorwid for BBC News Lithuania’s capital, Vilnius, has opened up public outdoor spaces to cafés and
Broadway will be dark until 2021…
because of the coronavirus — here are 3 reasons theaters could remain closed even longer By Jacob Passy
Born with 1 hand, she’s an inspiration in virus fight
BY STACEY PLAISANCE / Yahoo! money NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Two years out of medical school, respiratory therapist
A gold coronavirus mask worth $1.5 million
From The Associated Press MOTZA, Israel — An Israeli jewelry company is working on what it says will be
Try a social distancing vacation glamping
By Larry Bleiberg Special to USA TODAY If you love the outdoors, but don’t relish the idea of