Health & Medicine
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New Study Highlights Dangers of COVID Conspiracy Theories
You attract what you think, and this does not only apply for the good things, but also the terrible ones. According to a new study, our personal beliefs on COVID conspiracies "prospectively predict health behavior and well-being during a pandemic," and such beliefs make exposure more likely to test positive to COVID-19 infection.
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