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According to research, more people may be experiencing a lingering side effect of COVID infection than previously thought.

However, researchers warn dog owners not to start cutting out meals for their pets as the reasons behind the apparent link are still unclear.

New research has shown how pet owners have grown close to their four-legged friends during the pandemic.

Researchers from Japan conducted a series of experiments to see if cats track their owners.

The study also noted that women aged 30-49 showed the highest risk levels among all recipients counted.

The pooch that eventually fills the role will be expected to comfort high school and college students through stressful academic periods with lots of cuddles.

The tool was introduced with iOS 15 in September and after just over a month, students are using it to make note-taking easier, despite it dividing opinions.

The cold sore-causing herpes simplex virus, HSV-1, is extremely common with an estimated 3.7 billion people already infected with it.

The study tasked mystery shoppers with visiting and reporting on their experiences at 1,492 drive-thrus across the country.

J.D. Power released the results of its 2021 U.S. Tech Experience Index Study, showing what owners like and don't like in new vehicle tech.

"Single adults don't live as long," Richard Fry, a senior economist at Pew, said. "Single adults are an at-risk population."

The biggest decline was among U.S. males whose life expectancy decreased 2.2 years from 2019 to 2020.

Nearly 60 percent of COVID outbreaks took place at schools where no mask requirement was in place, according to a study.

The study had found a positive result in favour of ivermectin, but scientists have picked some holes in the finer details.

More than 5,000 COVID-19 patients were able to receive the potentially lifesaving treatment in a clinical trial.

Despite less overall travel during the pandemic, car sales have increased 9 percent. WalletHub has compiled a list of the best and worst cities to drive in.

Hyundai Motor Group continues to lead the way, receiving the most model-level awards in the 2021 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study

Each year J.D. Power highlights a number of vehicles in their annual Initial Quality Survey. The ones on this list earned the highest marks.

Ram, a division of Stellantis, earned the No.1 rank in the J.D. Power Initial Quality Study for the first time in the brand's young history.

Twelve of the teacher's students tested positive for COVID-19 in May, after the teacher attended school with symptoms of the virus.

Growing data not only suggests that vaccine efficacy wanes with time, but that booster shots can increase antibodies by 10-fold.

A new study by J.D. Power measured the satisfaction of electric vehicle owners with their public electric vehicle charging experiences.

A new study has revealed some telling information about the new expectations around festivals after a year-long hiatus.

The study was started in 2000, when 66 percent of U.S. households donated to charitable organizations.

It is thought that studying the impacts could provide insight into how oxygen developed on Earth over billions of years.

WalletHub studied the safety and economic impact of teen drivers, licensing requirements and laws to come up with a list of the best states for teen drivers.

Officially, the first confirmed cases of the disease in China were identified in December 2019.

"The main thing that we found was that the effect of birthdays appeared to be greater when the member of a household who had a birthday was a child," compared to households with adult birthdays, study author Anupam Jena told Newsweek.

According to the study, 52 percent of all products tested contained high levels of fluorine including, 55 percent of lip products, 62 percent of liquid lipstick, 63 percent of foundations (liquids and creams), 36 percent of concealers, 47 percent of mascara and 82 percent of waterproof mascara.

They likely take advantage "of all the new scavenging opportunities from dead animals that were churned up in the storm," study author Neil Hammerschlag says.