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Skip to main contentSubscribeLatest IssuesMenuScientific American Cart 0Sign In Email *:Password *:Forgot password?LoginNot yet registered?|Stay InformedSearchSubscribeCloseSearchCloseSearchAdvanced SearchCoronavirusThe SciencesMindHealth TechSustainabilityVideoPodcastsOpinionPublicationsSubscribeCurrent IssueCart0Sign InStay InformedFeaturedLatestPopularImportant Subscriber InformationLearn MoreMedical BiotechMedical BiotechWoman Can Eat after Stomach Is RemovedOriginally published in January 1898June 19, 2020 Mental HealthMental HealthCOVID-19 Worsens Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder—but Therapy Offers Coping SkillsThe pandemic has heightened OCD phobias such asfear of germs. Yet some patients say experience with anxiety, and treatment for it, gives them an advantageJune 18, 2020 — Elizabeth Lawrence and Kaiser Health NewsMedicineMedicineCommon Steroid Could Be Cheap and Effective COVID-19 TreatmentThe results of a trial that found dexamethasone reduced the risk of death in extremely ill coronavirus patients have yet to be published, but some doctors are already embracing themJune 17, 2020 — Tanya LewisPolicy EthicsTrump vs. Biden: How COVID-19 Will Affect Voting for PresidentRepublicans and Democrats distinct responses to the pandemic could influence in-person and mail-in voting and who winsJune 19, 2020 — Gloria DickieMedical BiotechMedical BiotechWoman Can Eat after Stomach Is RemovedOriginally published in January 1898June 19, 2020 Mental HealthMental HealthCOVID-19 Worsens Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder—but Therapy Offers Coping SkillsThe pandemic has heightened OCD phobias such asfear of germs. 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