Power & Politics: Pandemic-related pounds and your health after COVID-19
A study found that the average person gained two pounds a month during COVID-19 quarantines. News 12 spoke with some experts about how to lose those pandemic-related pounds.
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Sep 19, 2021, 5:12 PM
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Updated 942 days ago
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yesterdayA study found that the average person gained two pounds a month during COVID-19 quarantines. News 12 spoke with some experts about how to lose those pandemic-related pounds.
