Money? Thumbs up friends! Check your mailbox or bank account as a concession might be on its way to you soon. Details are listed per which countries and what guidelines for COVID-19 compensation at this link, https://t.co/2sbzf9wVIW. Have a great weekend. #StimulusChecks

A cure for COVID-19? According to Dr. Phillipe Juvin of Georges-Pompidou Hospital in Paris, the virus seemingly co-dependent on respiratory bacteria, disappeared in patients treated with the antibiotic Chloroquine. #Close2ACure

Thumbs up to regular soap? Yes, according to Professor Pushpa Pandiyan of Ohio's Case Western University, using products containing antibacterial products can lower immunity and do not kill viruses. Also, regular soap kills bacteria. #JustSoapAndWater

Holistic kitchen antivirals? According to Dr. Mary L. Hardy, M.D. of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, many of the kitchen concoctions used by our grandmothers a century ago have potent anti-viral effects worthy of future study. #GingerIsAntiViral #StressMimicsIllness

One universal beat? According to Dr. Thomas Currie of the University of Exeter, people across cultures use music as a social coordinate and even more we all dance to the same beat, though on the surface differing via dance styles. #OneUniversalBeat

A professional solo act? Focus on one personality affirms they are indeed the centerpiece of admiration. Yet this acknowledgement of one persona serves to bond the societal nexus at large, in an entertainment frenzy. #DanceTherapy

Group dance? Usually highly choreographed, it is a transient fraternal order of sorts that serves as a source of belonging for its members. For it is a minuscule society based on creating and remembering dance moves. #DanceTherapy #BollywoodsBest

Impromptu dance, when opportunity arises to strut to a tune in an unforeseen locale, is equally exhilarating. Its so powerful it creates a stage where none formerly existed, co-existing with the thrust of life force. #DanceTherapy

Dance? According to Dr Jonathan Skinner from Queen’s University in Belfast Ireland, dance is therapeutic. For those who dance more than average age better, adapt to life's challenges more easily and live healthier longer lives. Check out this dance Tweet Series. #DanceTherapy

Memories treated like film? According to Kareem Zaghloul, M.D., Ph.D., a neurosurgeon at the National Institutes of Health in Maryland, researchers monitored thoughts or the activity of brain cells in real time as study subjects took memory tests. #ThinkingAloud

Happy Friday Friends! Have a wonderful weekend.

Gold's cousin, copper! According to Dr. Sarah Warnes of England's University of South Hampton, copper surfaces prevents the spread of respiratory viruses linked to SARS and MERS, killing them within minutes. Among them, coronavirus-229E. #CopperIsAntiviral

Great expectations? According to professor Jon-Kar Zubieta, MD, PhD of the University of Michigan, while educated caution is reasonable, expecting great outcomes is crucial to positive results. So be convinced in all facets of life, that everything will be OK. #ThinkPositive4U

Squatting and knelling? According to University of Southern California professor David Raichlen, PhD squatting and knelling is great for the heart and preventing metabolic syndrome, which is associated with conditions such as diabetes and hypertension. #SquatAndKneelMore

Thanks for joining us this Sunday for our Movie Gala Tweet Series, which can be found in the next 12 Tweets immediately BELOW. For its end, look ABOVE for tomorrow's Tweet. Wishing you a great weekend. Relax, laugh, be mystified and enjoy! #SundayMovieGala

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