Don't fall for these coronavirus myths

Although it feels like we've been dealing with the coronavirus forever, experts are still learning about it. What was once true at the beginning of the pandemic may not be the case now. There's also a lot of misinformation surrounding the illness. Reporter Kate Bratskeir broke down all the myths that you absolutely should not believe.

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We also have a few other coronavirus updates for you, such as:

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And read on for more advice on mental health, coronavirus and more. Sending lots of healthy and happy thoughts your way this (and every) week!

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❤️,

Lindsay

You Oughta Know

Type A, Type O, Type AB... does it matter what blood you have when it comes to COVID-19? Our friends over at HuffPost UK looked into the latest research on blood groups and the coronavirus along with what experts want you to know.

A Minute And Change

Got a spare minute? Use it to change your life. Our "A Minute And Change" series will help you become happier, healthier and more productive by doing one thing a little differently. This week's tip comes from psychotherapist Eliza Kingsford on how she stays present in the moment, especially when she's worried about something outside of her control:

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I ask myself questions like: “What is true right now?” “What do I know right now?” “What can I control right now?” “Am I OK right now?” “Are there decisions that need to be made right now?”

Crushing On This 'Gram

Before You Go...

Read this brief guide on how to find a therapist who focuses on Black mental health by reporter Jillian Wilson. It's hard to find a mental health professional who can address racial trauma, anxiety and more, but these resources help eliminate some of the guesswork.

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