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First baseman Luke Voit has a $2 million major league salary in his one-year contract with the Milwaukee Brewers, and the former big league home r
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A new study is highlighting how much the pandemic has affected Americans through their lifestyle habits.The American Psychological Association published a report Thursday titled Stress in America. It compiled data from an online survey conducted by the Harris Poll in late February. More than 3,000 people answered questions about how stress lead to undesired changes in weight, alcohol consumption, and sleeping patterns.Undesired weight changesSince the pandemic started, 61 percent of U.S. adults said they either gained or lost too much wei
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