is an editorial [5] that appears to be a companion article to another preprint by the same group [2] in which they assert that smoking decreases your susceptibility to developing COVID-19 symptoms/severe infection
"I've talked to the mayor of Duluth, reached out to others who adopted policies like this and their business environment was not harmed at all, broadly speaking, by this decision and he said he would make this decision again today if it came before him," he said
We aimed to categorize odors associated with migraine and explore their relationships with clinical characteristics
Recently, estimated emissions of PM2.5 from California wildfires have generally trended upward as the state has experienced more smoke from large wildfires
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