CNN Business | Here are 4 free resources that small businesses can access right now

In a race to save their companies, small business owners have been scrambling to stay afloat while also trying to navigate a complex web of federal and state aid and figure out their legal options.

Many have had to do it all on their own because they can’t afford expensive lawyers, accountants and business consultants. And most are facing a cash crunch made worse by the fact that they’re still waiting on payments for jobs completed before the coronavirus shutdown.  —more—

CNN health | How to take care of your mental health during a pandemic

The coronavirus deserves vigilance and attention. But the stream of information, precautions and warnings can take a real toll on your mental health. Here are some tips to take care of your mental health during this pandemic. Watch the latest videos on Covid-19

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CNN Business | Work From Home burnout is real. How to avoid it.

Tell me: When was the last time you really stepped away from work and took some time just for yourself? Shut out all the noise — the email, the Slacks, the texts, the Twitter notifications, the constant worry about that big project — and just took a moment for yourself to regroup and refocus?

I’ll wait.

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CNN Business | Small business loan funds are tapped out: Here’s what owners need to know now

It took just under two weeks.

That’s how quickly the nearly $350 billion allocated for forgivable small business loans in the Paycheck Protection Program was depleted.

Participating lenders had predicted the swift exhaustion of funds because they already had tens of thousands of small businesses waiting to apply once the first-come first-served program launched on April 3.

Here’s what small business owners need to know now: —more—

CNN health | Foods to boost your mood, now that you really need it

(CNN)  It’s all too easy to reach for comfort foods when feeling stressed or anxious.

Consuming that extra scoop of ice cream or another handful of chips or cookies, however, can cause feelings of guilt — and even more stress — along with fatigue and irritability from sugar highs and lows.

Yet the opposite is also true: Consuming healthy mood-boosting foods can deliver important brain nutrients while positively impacting your well-being.

Below are some nutritious and delicious foods that can improve your frame of mind while helping you avoid the #quarantine15 and other related health issues.

Healthy, mood-boosting comfort foods

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CNN health | How to coronavirus-proof your home

Life under coronavirus means staying at home as much as possible — but you’ll likely need to make a trip to the grocery store or pharmacy at some point. Download or print this tip sheet to make sure you don’t bring the virus back home with you. —more—

CNN | See how far a sneeze and cough can travel

Animations created by scientists amid the coronavirus pandemic show how far a sneeze or cough can travel.–watch—

CNN | Magic Johnson calls out racial disparities with pandemic

NBA Hall of Famer Magic Johnson says black and minority communities need to take the Covid-19 pandemic seriously and points out the institutional difficulties that are putting urban communities at higher risk. —watch—

CNN | Early data shows racial disparity in coronavirus deaths

(CNN)  The US Surgeon General says African Americans face a higher risk of coronavirus. CNN’s Ed Lavandera spoke to a New Orleans physician to help better understand that racial disparity The US Surgeon General says African Americans face a higher risk of coronavirus. CNN’s Ed Lavandera spoke to a New Orleans physician to help better understand that racial disparity  —more—

CNN | Why black Americans are at higher risk for coronavirus

(CNN)  Black Americans have more existing medical issues, less access to health care, and are more likely to work in unstable jobs — all factors that have made the coronavirus pandemic disproportionately hurt blacks more.

While everyone is susceptible to Covid-19, black Americans are at higher risk, Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams said during an appearance on CBS This Morning on Tuesday.  —more—