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Here are some strategies to reduce stress and anxiety, along with symptoms to keep in check.
After several months of strict social distancing — and with the holidays approaching — you may be considering expanding your social bubble. If so, use these strategies to safely meet with others.
If you think you’ve been exposed to coronavirus or have flu-like symptoms, it’s important to limit your social contact to prevent spreading germs.
We're is here to help clarify what to do and how to take care of yourself if you don’t feel well during the pandemic, but don’t think you have COVID-19 symptoms, either.
With worsening symptoms that don’t seem life-threatening, the best thing to do is call your primary care physician first. With a phone call or virtual visit, your doctor can advise you on what to do...
Taking care of yourself means you will be better able to relax and enjoy this special time of year. Follow these precautions to keep you feeling healthy through the winter.
So long as they meet the recommended guidelines set by the CDC, masks can be made as fashionable as the wearer would like.
We know that wearing face masks will help stop the spread of the coronavirus, and as flu season approaches, they may also help us reduce the number of people who become infected.
The CDC recommends wearing masks in public settings when social distancing is difficult to maintain — this includes wearing a workout mask indoors or out.
Many people are opting to wear a face shield for coronavirus protection rather than a face mask, but shields may not provide the same level of protection when worn alone.
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