Regular exercise and the immune system debate
AWisely to Live article argues that intense or new workouts may create a temporary immune suppression known as the open window, citing marathon data and studies. Other research shows regular exercise links to better health and fewer sick days, while some 2018 Bath researchers challenge the open window theory and call for stronger laboratory confirmation.
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Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
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University of Bath
Moderna shows early vaccine promise amid global outbreak
Moderna and NIAID report eight participants with low to mid doses have antibody levels similar or higher than recovered patients. Further trials planned with larger phase by July. The report coincides with Warp Speed aims and rising infection/death tolls worldwide. Authorities push for independent origins inquiry and expanded testing across 150 sites in New York City.
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In Pleasantville New York a 6 foot 5 inch Tyrannosaurus rex roamed the streets drawing cheers from residents. The anonymous dino posed for photos, ordered pizza for delivery then vanished, inspiring neighbors to share whimsical acts as a coping mechanism during the pandemic.
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Facebook
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Washington Avenue
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