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The Science of Handwashing: Rub, Don't Scrub Hands Raw Handwashing curbs the spread of COVID-19, so many clinicians are sanitizing their hands hundreds of times a day, but common mistakes can damage the skin and make it more vulnerable to other pathogens.

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/927033?src=wnl_tp10n_200410_mscpedit&uac=319279SR&impID=2340633&faf=1

COVID-19: Could Hydroxychloroquine Really Be the Answer? Repurposing an old malaria drug to treat patients with COVID-19 could not only reduce symptoms and shorten the disease duration but also reduce the viral load, suggests a preliminary French study.

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/926940?src=wnl_tp10n_200410_mscpedit&uac=319279SR&impID=2340633&faf=1

Are the French Right to Warn Against NSAID Use in COVID-19? The French Health Ministry recommends acetaminophen instead, but evidence on any unique COVID-19-related effects linked to ibuprofen is lacking, say the Spanish Health Ministry and a US expert.

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You’re Unique, So Your Nutrition Should Be Too: An Interview With Professor Tim Spector Recent research has shown that modifiable factors, such as our microbiome diversity, have a much more significant effect on many of our responses to food than fixed factors, like age or genetics. To learn more about predicting and modifying responses to food we spoke with Professor Tim Spector, expe...

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Snail Venoms Prove Useful for Chronic Pain Relief Conotoxins are bioactive peptides found in the venom that marine cone snails produce for prey capture and defense. New research has found exciting uses for these natural compounds.