While the new coronavirus mostly affects the lungs, there’s still added stress and risks for people with heart disease.
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No Signs of Coronavirus? Here’s Why You Could Still Be Carrying (and Spreading) It
New studies show how social distancing and quarantine can prevent transmission from carriers who show no COVID-19 symptoms.
You Have Coronavirus — Now What Happens?
Naturally, people are curious when something is unfamiliar. You might be asking yourself what actually happens if you’re diagnosed with coronavirus? An expert explains.
Tips for Keeping Your Home Clean in the Time of COVID-19
How long can the 2019 novel coronavirus live on surfaces? Could it be in my food? A family medicine physician explains what we do (and don’t) know so far.
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How to Stay Connected to Loved Ones Despite Social Distancing
What’s the best way to practice social distancing without feeling stressed, anxious or even depressed. Get practical and reassuring tips from our behavioral psychologist.
5 Common COVID-19 Myths, Busted
COVID-19 information can be overwhelming. And unfortunately, misinformation is common. Our expert debunks five common myths about the novel coronavirus.
Here’s the Damage Coronavirus (COVID-19) Can Do to Your Lungs
New evidence shows how coronavirus (COVID-19) can damage your lungs, leading to severe respiratory issues. Our lung pathologist explains.
5 Ways to Manage Stress During the Coronavirus Outbreak
If the coronavirus pandemic is causing you increasing stress levels, you’re not alone. Try these 5 tips from our clinical psychologist to manage your stress.
7 Tips for Healthier Takeout
What’s for dinner? Many restaurants still offer takeout options during quarantine-like-scenarios. We’ve got 7 tips for how to make takeout healthier.
This Is COVID-19 — Not an Extended Spring Break!
Are you taking social distancing as seriously as you should? Find out why our experts say COVID-19 shouldn’t be interpreted as an extended spring break.
