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Here’s How Much To Tip Delivery Drivers During The Coronavirus Pandemic

While many Americans are staying home, delivery workers are still out and about, risking exposure to the coronavirus to bring us the things we need. As a DoorDash driver in the Boston area, Steve said his job has become significantly more dangerous during this time, but tips from customers have stayed the same. “Tips have

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Why You Shouldn’t Wash Produce With Soap During The Coronavirus Crisis

If you’ve been frantically washing your produce in soapy water in hopes of scrubbing away the novel coronavirus, you’re definitely not alone. But food safety experts actually advise against this. Even though soap is a kitchen staple and is effective at preventing the spread of the virus, it’s designed for cleaning surfaces and hands, and

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Can Recovered Coronavirus Patients Test Positive Again? Here’s What To Know.

Chiara DiGiallorenzo first started feeling sick on March 6. She’d recently flown to Los Angeles to visit her boyfriend, and she hung out with a friend who was in town from London. Her friend wasn’t feeling well, but she figured he just had a 48-hour bug. Soon after, DiGiallorenzo and a few of her friends

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With Johnson hospitalized, who’s who in Britain’s Cabinet?

LONDON — With British Prime Minister Boris Johnson hospitalized in intensive care after contracting the coronavirus, who’s left to run the country? A look at the key players in Johnson’s Cabinet: DOMINIC RAAB, FOREIGN SECRETARY AND FIRST SECRETARY OF STATE As first secretary of state, Raab has been designated by Johnson to temporarily take on

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Coronavirus tests: Cambridge University lab sets daily target of 30,000

Image copyright Cambridge University Image caption The facility will be based at the Anne McLaren Laboratory on the Cambridge Biomedical Campus A new laboratory aiming to achieve 30,000 coronavirus tests a day is to be set up at Cambridge University. The UK government has set a target of 100,000 tests a day by the end

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