One coronavirus survivor, a 43-year-old New York woman named Farah Khemili, told The New York Times that she lost one of her adult teeth in November after having the virus in spring—something she has never experienced before. And while Khemili had a history of dental issues, others with no prior dental trouble have reported this occurrence as well. According to the New York Times report, multiple people in the Survivor Corp group, a Facebook page for coronavirus survivors, reported teeth falling out after COVID—including the founder, who said her 12-year-old son lost an adult tooth months after having a mild case....

“Cable companies know that it’s much more costly for them to acquire a new customer than to retain an existing customer,” says financial advisor Charles H. Thomas III, founder of Intrepid Eagle Finance. Once you do this, companies will typically put you in touch with a retention specialist, who will go over options that can potentially keep you with your existing cable company. “This could include less costly packages that have fewer channels or other options,” Thomas says....

READ THIS NEXT: Cary Grant Clashed With This Co-Star: “Couldn’t Be Married to Her for 24 Hours.” Cooper starred opposite Lupe Vélez in the 1929 Western Wolf Song. The silent film is about a white man traveling through the west in the 1840s, who falls in love with and marries a Mexican woman. He then has to choose between life with his bride or a life of adventure. At this point, Cooper had been acting onscreen for a few years....

Read on to see what Hawke had to say about her famous parents and about working with them onscreen! RELATED: See Kate Winslet’s 20-Year-Old Daughter, Who’s Taking Over Hollywood. In a new interview with People, Hawke explained that her parents being who they are made it easier for her to become an actor, but in order to stick with it one thing has to be true: She has to be good at it....

During an appearance on CNBC’s Squawk Box on Apr. 14, Bancel spoke about the future of Moderna’s COVID vaccine and what potential changes were in the works. He revealed that following a Sept. 2o2o announcement that the company was developing its own seasonal flu vaccine, boosters in the future might be able to save you an extra trip to the pharmacy. “What we’re trying to do at Moderna actually is try to get a flu vaccine in the clinic this year and then combine our flu vaccine to our COVID vaccine, so you only have to get one boost at your local CVS store … every year that would protect you to the variant of concern against COVID and the seasonal flu strain,” Bancel said....

RELATED: Dr. Fauci Says Doing This Could “Defeat the Purpose” of Your Booster.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb During an interview with Yahoo Finance on Sept. 16, Hoge addressed the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the need for a Moderna booster, admitting “we don’t really know” if a third shot would be the final one needed or if subsequent doses would be required to shore up immunity. He went on to describe the quandary as the “key scientific question we’re all wrestling with now....

Because dementia affects your brain cells’ ability to communicate with each other, familiar early warning signs of the disease include memory loss and confusion. People suffering from dementia may experience trouble speaking, such as using the wrong word for something or forgetting names. But mood changes are a lesser-known potential red flag for dementia. “When brain cells cannot communicate normally, thinking, behavior, and feelings can be affected,” the Alzheimer’s Association explains....

1 “I Could Have Died At Least 10 Times” De Lagarde, 44, told Good Morning Britain that she was holding up after the accident. “I’m good. I’m feeling fine,” she said. “I mean, obviously, this is a terrible thing to happen to one, but I’m so privileged and grateful that I am alive.” She added: “That night I was told I could have died at least 10 times.” 2 “Excited to Be Alive”...

Although lengthier naps are riskier, the researchers at the Guangzhou Medical University in China also found that naps of any length are linked to a 19 percent elevated risk of all-cause death. The study also showed that your sex and age can make your naps more of an issue. Women had a 22 percent greater likelihood of death linked to napping and the death risk among “older participants” rose by 17 percent if they napped....

“Hey. So I’m totally not pregnant…” Portman wrote alongside a screenshot of the report in her Instagram Story. “But apparently it’s still OK in 2021 for anyone to speculate and comment on a woman’s body shape whenever they want? Do better. @nypost.” She also added an eye-roll emoji to drive home her point. Portman is not pregnant now, but she does already have two children with her husband, choreographer Benjamin Millepied....

RELATED: Never Say These 5 Words at a Funeral, Expert Warns. A wedding’s primary purpose is to bind two people in holy matrimony, so absolutely never say—or even insinuate—that you wonder if the union has the strength to go the distance. To that end, absolutely never say, “I hope this lasts.” Yes, even if you’re thinking it!ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb “I have actually heard this,” recalls August Abbott, PhD, a relationship counselor and etiquette expert on JustAnswer, who has spent 40 years teaching etiquette classes....

Cannon and Carey were married from 2008 to 2016 and have 10-year-old twins together named Monroe and Moroccan Cannon. In a new interview with The Breakfast Club on Aug. 9, Cannon shared his thoughts on his marriage to Carey, and said that initially, neither of them really wanted to wed. Read on to see what Cannon had to say and what Carey’s recently revealed about the marriage. RELATED: 17 Celebrity Women Who Have Much Younger Partners....

They published their findings this week in the journal PLoS One. If octopuses do indeed throw things at each other, that would put them in an exclusive group of animals. Read on to find out what that is and how they do it (Spoiler alert: They don’t actually use their numerous arms.)—and to boost your brain, don’t miss these mind-blowing The 10 Most “OMG” Science Discoveries of 2022 1 Researchers Observed Odd Behavior...

Though many have assumed that obesity contributes to COVID mortality because of its association with conditions like heart disease, diabetes, respiratory conditions, and more, the study concluded that obese men—especially middle-aged men under the age of 60—fared worse than normal weight individuals, even in the absence of these conditions. To reach this conclusion, the team analyzed the health charts of nearly 7,000 members of the Kaiser Permanente Southern California Health System, recorded between mid-February and early May....

READ THIS NEXT: If You Take This Common Medication, It Could Be Ruining Your Sex Life, Doctors Say. Of all the elements that contribute to the health of a relationship, intimacy is often given extra importance. But while self-assessment is important for any couple, a surprising number of them may be focusing on the wrong things when it comes to their sex lives. In a viral TikTok posted in August that has more than 295,000 likes, licensed marriage counselor Andrea Lystrup explains that she’s worked with “hundreds of couples around intimacy....

READ THIS NEXT: PNC Bank Is Closing 32 More Branches in 10 States, Starting Early Next Year. It appears one of America’s largest party supply chains doesn’t have much reason to celebrate lately. According to sources familiar with the matter, Party City is planning to file for bankruptcy within the next few weeks, The Wall Street Journal first reported on Jan. 6. Sources say the retailer is struggling with a shortage of cash on hand while struggling with a downturn in sales due to stubbornly high inflation....

RELATED: If You Got Pfizer, This New Study Is a “Wakeup Call,” Biden Aide Says. On Aug. 11, Pfizer told Axios that the company expects “to be able to develop and produce a tailor-made vaccine against that variant in approximately 100 days after a decision to do so, subject to regulatory approval.” This comment comes after a new preprint study which found that the current Pfizer vaccine’s effectiveness drops significantly when combating the Delta variant....

Researchers at Kitasako University Hospital published their findings on Aug. 10 in ESC Heart Failure, the journal of the European Society of Cardiology. According to the study, heart failure patients with smaller pupils had a lower survival rate and a higher risk of being readmitted to the hospital. That suggests there is a correlation between smaller pupils and a worsening heart condition. RELATED: For more up-to-date information, sign up for our daily newsletter....

1 The Queen Enjoys Shopping in the Local Stores of Norfolk Juliet Pannett, an artist, was told the story by Balmoral Estate as she painted the Queen, rehashing the details to The Mirror. The Queen, who resides in Norfolk from December through February and visits sporadically throughout the year, sometimes opts to go for long walks and also drops into the local stores to do some shopping. 2 She Keeps a Lower Profile When She Goes Out...

1 Queen Elizabeth Expects the War Against the Royals Will Continue Despite promising that “everything they do will continue to uphold the values of Her Majesty,” when leaving their roles as working members of the Royal Family, Harry and Meghan continue launching their attack. And, a source tells the Sunday Times that Queen Elizabeth expects this will continue. ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb 2 She Is Waiting for the Next Attack “She doesn’t want to be on tenterhooks all the time, waiting to see what the next nuclear bomb will be – that will take its toll,” the source told the publication....