It has been over one year since the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic. Drastic circumstances forced humans to rethink, adjust, and adapt to a different kind of normal. A year later, vaccinations are being distributed globally, but new strains of the virus have been detected. Despite this, the last 12 months have delivered some success thanks to the tremendous efforts […]
The year commenced to a surge of COVID-19 cases. Now the world is preparing for a potential fourth wave of Coronavirus as the death toll rises in communities everywhere, and new variants of the virus emerge. In addition to the cautionary measures outlined by the World Health Organization, President Joe Biden signed executive orders mandating the use of face masks on federal property and urges everyone who can to get the vaccination. Despite the mass allocation of vaccinations, the distribution fails to
Many people have lost and are losing their jobs, homes, and lives because of the virus. This means that all cautionary measures we took in 2020 still apply this year.
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What is it? The CDC stands for Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It is one of the main operating components of the Department of Health and Human Services. The mission of the CDC is to protect American health, safety, and security threats, both foreign and in the U.S. No matter where a disease may stem from, it is the CDC’s job to fight it. Ideally, they want
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With flu season approaching, sickness will be more prevalent. Read our blog to better understand the symptoms you’re feeling and to differentiate the illnesses.
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Mask requirements and other COVID-19 mitigation measures are currently almost nonexistent in the US. But it’s obvious that the pandemic is still going on as cases increase in Europe (which is a stern indicator of what will happen in the U.S.) and the Northeastern states. Currently, mask restrictions and other COVID-19 mitigation measures are nonexistent
There is so much misinformation regarding face masks floating around right now, it might be difficult to trust what is true. Here are some facts to reassure you face masks are doing more good than harm.
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PPE. You’ve probably seen or heard this acronym floating around for the past few months, on T.V., the radio, street signs, social media, or perhaps you heard it from your doctor, or friends and family. But, what does it mean and why is it relevant?
Like the rest of the country, you may need a face mask when you’re out and about. But, what about your kids? Many studies have shown that kids contract and spread more germs than adults. If you have a spare mask and plan on heading out the door with your little one, consider a quick
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Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert and a member of the White House’s coronavirus task force recently mentioned that wearing a face mask “shows respect for another person.” The expert believes it is symbolic and said, “I want to protect myself and protect others, and also because I want to make it
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