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    Commentary: Your brain doesn’t like uncertainty — and that will help you cope with COVID

    by Kevin S. LaBar, Los Angeles Times Dec 09, 2021 3 minutes

    The availability of COVID-19 vaccines earlier this year allowed for the partial reboot of life as usual during the pandemic. But the omicron variant — and its delta predecessor — have come along to remind us that COVID-19, like your Uncle Ted at the holidays, is here to stay for an undetermined while longer.

    Now that we definitely know a finish line to this health crisis is not within sight, how can we mentally adjust to this latest new normal? Psychological research conducted

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