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Be sure to see your healthcare provider to receive diagnosis and treatment if you notice the signs below. It also may help to take first aid or CPR classes. Read More

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This is how scarily fast you can get infected by a COVID-19 carrier that shows no symptoms CW Headley

The novel coronavirus, which was correctly estimated to evidence a transmission rate significantly higher than the flu early on, was found to travel between carriers in less than a week. This means that both the original carrier and the individual infected by the carrier will begin to show symptoms in roughly four days. Read More

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Why you MUST get outside even when you are supposed to be social distancing Kyle Schnitzer

With normal life taking a pause, does that mean you should avoid going outside while social distancing during the Coronavirus pandemic? Quite the opposite, according to Harvard Health Publishing. Read More

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Study finds global health measures are not enough to save the most vulnerable people John Anderer

For the elderly living in lesser developed countries, the casualty numbers could reach incomprehensible numbers if they aren’t especially looked after with specially designed plans and committees attending to their needs. Read More

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This trendy diet will not help you during the Coronavirus pandemic John Anderer

Adding extra stress to your body, and possibly wrongly convincing yourself you’ve come down with Coronavirus because of a recent keto regiment isn’t a good idea right now. Read More

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Fear can spread from person to person faster than the Coronavirus – but there are ways to slow it down Jacek Debiec

Due to the global reach and instantaneous nature of modern media, fear contagion spreads faster than the dangerous yet invisible virus. Read More

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Nutrition, sleep and stress tips to help make your immune system stronger during Coronavirus CW Headley

Despite the mounting comber of armageddon rhetoric, it’s important to remain calm. Stress itself is extremely corrosive to our bodies’ natural defenses. Read More

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Coronavirus: 10 reasons why you ought not to panic Ignacio Lopez-Goni

Pandemic does not refer to the lethality of a virus but to its transmissibility and geographical extension. What we certainly have is a pandemic of fear. Read More

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What to do if your coworker has Coronavirus Danielle Page

You don’t want to upset your coworker or cause unwarranted coronavirus panic in your office – but you also don’t want this person to continue coming into work if there’s a chance they may have it. Read More

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