Signs Your Lockdown Drinking Is Becoming a Problem

Pouring a drink can be very appealing after a stressful day, which is pretty much every day now. But what if you're not entirely comfortable with your recent pattern of alcohol use, and you suspect it may be moving in an unhealthy direction?

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COVID-19 Can Trigger Serious Heart Injuries

People with heart disease can be more likely to get a coronavirus infection. But it's becoming increasingly clear that the infection also causes heart complications.

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