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Why Five Guys Always Serves Their Burgers Well Done

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Why Five Guys Always Serves Their Burgers Well Done

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This Heating Pad Wraps Around Your Neck, Back, and Shoulders to Keep You Toasty at Home

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This Heating Pad Wraps Around Your Neck, Back, and Shoulders to Keep You Toasty at Home

USDA Warning: Your Yard Is Not a Freezer, So Don’t Put Your Food Outside If You Lose Power

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USDA Warning: Your Yard Is Not a Freezer, So Don’t Put Your Food Outside If You Lose Power

What Are Those Meatless, Plant-Based Burgers Actually Made Of?

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CDC Updates Coronavirus Mask Guidance, Recommends Tight and Layered Coverings

The CDC has some additional advice that will make masks more effective against the spread of coronavirus.

11 Game of Thrones Face Masks for Anyone Who Misses Westeros

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Vaccination vs. Immunization vs. Inoculation: What's the Difference?

A medical professional does the vaccination; your body does the immunization.

6 Groundbreaking Facts About Elizabeth Blackwell, America’s First Woman Physician

1905 portrait of Elizabeth Blackwell.

Does Double-Masking for Coronavirus Protection Make Sense? We Asked an Expert

Double-masking can offer additional protection.

10 Foods You Can Safely Eat After the Expiration Date

They're probably fine.

The Right Way to Clean Your Glasses

Need to give your glasses a quick cleaning? Dog licks are not recommended.

Quinto Tiberio Angelerio, the 16th-Century Doctor Who Mandated 6-Foot Social Distancing

The Triumph of Death by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, circa 1562.

The National Hotel Epidemic: The Mysterious Disease That Nearly Sidelined James Buchanan on His Inauguration Day

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Yes, You Can Reverse a Cavity—Here’s How

Be kind to your teeth.

The 1958 Assassination Attempt That Left Martin Luther King Jr. a Single Sneeze Away From Death

Martin Luther King Jr. in Los Angeles circa 1965.