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You Shouldn't Be Wearing Gloves to Go Grocery Shopping. It's totally unnecessary—and it may even be bad for you.

These Medical Students Are Finding Creative Ways to Serve During the Pandemic

They can't be on the front lines, but they can still save lives.

They say that money can’t buy you everything, but extra funds and a little influence can get you to the front of the coronavirus testing line. In the midst of a severe shortage of coronavirus tests, many Americans, even those with symptoms and high at risk like the elderly have been passed up for testing, but celebrities including actors Tom Hanks and Idris Elba, and entire basketball teams, like the Brooklyn Nets and Utah Jazz, have all been screened—and rather quickly.

By now, everyone knows the basic symptoms of coronavirus: fever, achiness, shortness of breath. But scientists have now discovered a new one—something that most people have never experienced before, but that could serve as an early warning sign that they have the virus and should self-isolate right away. And it’s really bumming people out.

I've always hated running.

Though the idea of it, being outside and disconnected from my phone, seems nice, it's being immersed in nothing but my own thoughts that worries me. When I lift weights, my thoughts turn blank. When I run, they're inescapable. Running is exercise hell for the overthinking type.

Expiration dates are sort of like a game of chicken: How close can you push yourself toward the edge of spoilage without suffering very real consequences?

Want to lose weight? Then, stop the fad diets, toss out prepackaged meals, and put your grade-school counting abilities to the test by keeping track of your daily calorie intake.