… with any preventable disease, we should do everything we can to protect ourselves.”Don’t forget about COVID-19Doctors and scientists expect another surge in COVID-19 cases this fall and winter, so don’t …
… more often by poor toilet hygiene than by handling raw meat!Has handwashing behavior improved since the COVID-19 pandemic began? Probably. But bad habits can be hard to break. And research suggests that we …
… non-Hispanic white adults. Black and Hispanic communities have also experienced higher rates of severe cases of COVID-19 infection and COVID-19-related death than white communities.A state of poor physical health can …
… of people into tight quarters — especially during things like mealtimes and shows. Respiratory viruses, like influenza (flu), COVID-19 and colds, can spread quickly in those conditions.“Anytime you find yourself in a large crowd …
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… 19Unlike some of the other respiratory conditions shoving their weight around in the fall and winter months, COVID-19 has staying power.“COVID doesn’t seem to ever go away completely,” Dr. Esper notes. “But …
… preschools.Your plan should also list your immunization history, including the dates you received your flu and COVID-19 vaccines.Asthma plans usually include contact information and a list of medications that are divided into …
Autumn brings with it deer hunting season, and if you’re a hunter, there’s a lot to keep in mind about staying safe both in the field and when you return home with your …
We’re no strangers to the respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV — and that’s especially true for parents who’ve long believed that RSV is a pediatric disease.But although it’s most commonly found …
If you believe the marketing hype, sucking on a zinc lozenge can stop a cold before your first sneeze. Alas, while zinc boosts your immune system, there’s no evidence it has this particular superpower …
Most of us spend the majority of our waking lives hard at work. Whether you’re washing windows, jockeying a desk, teaching a gaggle of ungovernable kindergarteners or burning the midnight oil to get your …
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