Flu season is right around the corner—but according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), we need to be just as vigilant about reducing COVID-19 exposure. The CDC just reported a 10 percent increase in test positivity rates, and COVID-related emergency room visits are also up 15.2 percent from the week prior. Between increased travel …
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I Tried Testing My Cortisol Levels In Real Time
While each product featured is independently selected by our editors, we may include paid promotion. If you buy something through our links, we may earn commission. Read more about our Product Review Guidelines here. Cortisol may seem like one of those hyped-up wellness buzzwords, but it’s much more than that. Sure, there are cortisol cocktails, cortisol workouts, cortisol face, and …
Read More »Critical Price Levels to Keep an Eye On
Key Takeaways Nvidia shares lost ground Thursday morning even as the AI chipmaker and investor favorite reported revenue and profit that topped analysts’ estimates. After registering a fresh all-time high earlier this month, the stock has traded mostly sideways, indicating apprehension among market participants ahead of the chipmaker’s quarterly results. Investors should watch key support levels on Nvidia’s chart around …
Read More »Olympia, Puyallup among cities with ‘very high’ COVID viral activity levels – The Olympian
Olympia, Puyallup among cities with ‘very high’ COVID viral activity levels The Olympian Source link
Read More »Long Covid symptoms similar to levels seen in stroke survivors, researchers find – The Independent
Long Covid symptoms similar to levels seen in stroke survivors, researchers find The Independent Long COVID is more than fatigue. Our new study suggests its impact is similar to a stroke or Parkinson’s The Conversation Devastating symptoms of long Covid compared to degenerative disease by new study The Independent COVID reinfection may raise risk of persistent symptoms by 35% CIDRAP Incidence of Long COVID …
Read More »Where There Is No Down: Measuring Liquid Levels In Space
As you can probably imagine, we get tips on a lot of really interesting projects here at Hackaday. Most are pretty serious, at least insofar as they aim to solve a specific problem in some new and clever way. Some, though, are a little more lighthearted, such as a fun project that came across the tips line back in May. …
Read More »5 vegetarian foods that can naturally boost vitamin D levels
Vitamin D has become something of a quiet obsession in urban households. Doctors flag it during routine check-ups, health apps warn about its deficiency, and pharmacies are stocked with pills and drops promising quick fixes. Yet, step back, and the irony is hard to miss: this is the one vitamin our bodies are perfectly capable of making, provided we get …
Read More »Kligerman’s Daytona ‘win’ is multiple levels of meaningful
Over the past calendar year, Parker Kligerman has earned three NASCAR national touring victories no matter what the Racing Reference and Third Turn pages technically have to say about it. Kligerman crossed the line first in the Xfinity Series race at the Charlotte Roval last year before NASCAR determined a caution had come out before the start of the final …
Read More »Nighttime Brain Activity Keeps Glucose Levels in Check
Summary: A new study reveals that the brain actively maintains blood sugar stability during everyday life, not just during crises. Researchers identified VMHCckbr neurons in the hypothalamus that regulate glucose by promoting fat breakdown, especially during the early hours of sleep. This prevents overnight hypoglycemia and ensures a steady energy supply. The findings suggest that overactivity of these neurons may …
Read More »COVID levels tick up in Mass. as ‘Stratus’ variant dominates
The increase makes sense for this time of year, as people spend more time indoors in air-conditioned spaces or settle back into their fall routines, experts said. Residents are returning from vacation, and students are returning to school, said Andrew Lover, associate professor of epidemiology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. “It doesn’t look particularly worrisome. It’s kind of expected,” …
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