What Happens if You Get Coronavirus?
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Wondering what happens if you get sick from coronavirus? Read what to do if you get coronavirus or anyone in your home does. Learn more here.
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What to Do if You Experience Symptoms During an Outbreak
Estimated read time:If you’re showing signs of COVID-19, knowing exactly what to do can help you feel better. Our coronavirus pandemic plan can help you take the right steps. Read more here.
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COVID-19: Precautions for People at Risk of Severe Illness
Estimated read time:If you’re an older adult or have a chronic health condition, you have a higher risk of severe illness from coronavirus. Stay safe by taking these extra precautions.
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How To Get Your Family Ready for Quarantine
Estimated read time:The outbreak of coronavirus means quarantine and social distancing for many. With schools closing, how can you get your kids ready for an extended time at home?
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Self-Quarantine: When and How to Do It
Estimated read time:Self-quarantine is one way to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. It can protect those in your home — and in your community. Find out who should self-quarantine and how to do it.
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Why and How to Exercise During a Pandemic
Estimated read time:Staying fit keeps healthy and well, so don’t give up on fitness during a pandemic. Here’s how and why to exercise at home. Get started today.
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What to Do During a COVID-19 Quarantine
Estimated read time:Self-quarantining essentially means isolating yourself as much as possible, and if that precaution isn’t taken, it could result in a mandated quarantine enforced by law.
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Comparing Different Types of Coronaviruses
Estimated read time:The symptoms of the current COVID-19 are similar to those described for MERS and SARS, other coronavirus strains that were first reported in 2003 and 2012.
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COVID-19 and the Elderly: What You Should Know
Estimated read time:Older adults are vulnerable to getting severely sick from COVID-19, but your support can help keep elderly loved ones safe from coronavirus.