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Taking regular afternoon naps may help keep your mind sharp, according to new research. Buzz60’s Johana Restrepo has more.
An average of 101 Nebraskans a day were hospitalized with the virus last week, up 24% from the previous week.
Dr. Cary Ward, CHI Health's chief medical officer, said the hospital system is "seriously considering" requiring its employees to get a COVID-…
According to Bustle, anxiety can take a physical toll on your body. Buzz60’s Chandra Lanier has the story.
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