This Week I Learned A Good Mood Can Make The Flu Vaccine More Effective, And More

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Read more about the facts mentioned: Being in a good mood can affect how well the flu vaccine protects you (Science Alert) Study identifies 5 common cat personality factors (Discover) This extinct frog probably ate crocodiles and dinosaurs (Gizmodo) Doctors once prescribed terrifying plane flights to 'cure' deafness (Smithsonian Magazine)

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This Week I Learned A Good Mood Can Make The Flu Vaccine More Effective, And More

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