Month: October 2020

As community noise levels increased, so did the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. View original article Contributor:

Runners must decide whether we feel comfortable racing in-person and, if so, how we can best protect ourselves and others. View original article Contributor:

Babies love lullabies, regardless of what culture the songs come from, what language they are sung in, or even who sings them, a new study suggests. View original article Contributor:

Survey data released Oct. 27 from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that age is a strong predictor of public-health behaviors. According to the agency’s analysis of the survey results, older respondents are more likely to take certain actions or refrain from certain activities in order to mitigate the chances of spreading … Read more

Archana Ghugare’s ringtone, a Hindu devotional song, has been the background score of her life since March. By 7 a.m. on a mid-October day, the 41-year-old has already received two calls about suspected COVID-19 cases in Pavnar, her village in the Indian state of Maharashtra. As she gets ready and rushes out the door an … Read more

“We’re in a bad place,” Rhode Island’s governor says. Denver’s mayor is dismayed by the lack of a national strategy. View original article Contributor: Joel Achenbach

As evidence mounted regarding President Trump’s rallies and the White House outbreak, his administration did not seek to trace responsibility. View original article Contributor: Desmond Butler