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Some people are intentionally exposing themselves to the coronavirus, hoping to develop COVID-19 to gain natural immunity, but the risks of illness are greater than many realize — and can impact the health of others too.
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Three U.S. universities are among the institutions that are developing a universal COVID-19 vaccine to help fight future coronavirus variants.
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Bryan Danielson is still very much in his prime at 40. Having signed with All Elite Wrestling in 2021, the multiple-time WWE champion hasn’t missed a beat and is turning out some of the greatest performances of his career against the likes of Kenny Omega and “Hangman Page.” Muscle & Fitness sat down with the…
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It was an eventful week in fitness, and in this roundup, Muscle & Fitness shares what can be considered some of the hottest and most impactful stories in the world of health and wellness over the past few days. Check them out: Joe Mackey Wows with an 800-Pound Deadlift on Instagram View this post on…
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New research sheds light on the length of time the coronavirus remains infectious after becoming airborne.
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According to the CDC, new hospital admissions for kids with COVID-19 have increased 66 percent on average. Experts explain what parents should know.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has published new data finding that getting a third COVID-19 vaccine dose, or booster, provides tremendous protection against getting seriously ill with Omicron.
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Experts say the benefits of COVID-19 vaccines far outweigh the risks associated with heart conditions such as myocarditis.
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Fitness expert, Frank Sepe, and Celebrity trainer, Don Saladino, share their expert tips and secrets to achieving six pack abs no matter your level.
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When Rob Jones enlisted into the United States Marine Corps in 2006, he was a sophomore in college. He felt that he was at a point in his life that he needed structure and discipline, and that was something he felt he couldn’t get in a classroom. “I was just kind of struggling in college…
Some people are intentionally exposing themselves to the coronavirus, hoping to develop COVID-19 to gain natural immunity, but the risks of illness are greater than many realize — and can impact the health of others too.