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Coffee and COVID: Could drinking 1 or 2 cups a day reduce the severity of the viral illness?

Drinking coffee daily could provide protection against COVID, suggests a new study from China Medical University. Fox News Digital spoke to doctors, who raised some questions.

Creighton universityUnited statesRenuga vivekanandanMarc siegelHealth creighton university medical centerLangone medical centerChina medical universityMedical centerFox newsUnited kingdom biobankAntimicrobial stewardshipHospital epidemiologyCreighton university medical centerBergan mercyNews digitalCup of coffee

Having tattoos is associated with double the odds of being arrested and incarcerated, study finds

Both women and men with permanent tattoos are more likely to be convicted thanks to a potential "labeling effect"

National longitudinal studyAdult healthPermanent tattoosPermanent tattooCriminal justice systemOmen with tattoosAdult healthAtional longitudinal study of adolescentStudy authorsEn with tattoos

Data brokers selling military members personal data is a national security risk

A new study reveals bad actors could buy sensitive data for pennies.

United statesDuke universityNational intelligenceEuropean unionSanford school of publicPublic policyGoogle voiceAmerican data privacyProtection actData protection regulationsPersonal dataData brokersData privacyMilitary personnelStudy authorsSensitive information

Cats Have Nearly 300 Different Facial Expressions, New Study Finds

The study centered around male and female adult domestic shorthairs that had each been neutered or spayed

United statesLos angelesBrittany florkiewiczLauren scottUniversity of kansas medical centerLyon collegeBehavioural processesKansas medical centerFacial action coding systemLive scienceLauren scottDomestic shorthairsFacial expressionsLyon collegeBrittany florkiewiczUniversity of kansas medical center

Earth s salt cycle is swinging out of balance, posing yet another existential threat, study finds

Too much salt is poisoning rivers and oceans and it's not just table salt we have to be worried about

United statesNew yorkSujay kaushalKatherine richardsonGene likensEarth system science interdisciplinary centerUniversity of copenhagen sustainability science centreProceedings of the national academy sciencesUniversity of marylandUniversity of connecticutCary institute of ecosystemNature reviews earthSystem science interdisciplinary centerCary instituteEcosystem studiesScience advances

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