An additional 130 million people could be on the brink of starvation by the end of 2020 as a result of the outbreak and its economic ramifications.
Category: <span>Self Care</span>
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Asthma and coronavirus: Act now to decrease your chance of a serious outcome
Dr. Matt Dougherty isn’t waiting for his pediatric asthma patients or their parents to call him in a panic, frightened that a sudden cough or wheeze is due to the novel coronavirus. He’s reaching out to them, virtually, via telemedicine.
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Feds distribute thousands of surgical masks, gloves seized by FBI
The masks, gloves, gowns and hand sanitizer were seized by the Hoarding and Price Gouging Task Force.
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Instacart to provide shoppers with face masks, hand sanitizers and thermometers
Instacart will start providing health and safety kits to its full-service shoppers. These kits will include a face mask, hand sanitizer and a thermometer, the company announced today.
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A guide to safe outdoor activities during the coronavirus pandemic
With officials urging us to limit unnecessary travel, many of us might be starting to feel a bit stir crazy. Being outside and in nature is important for dealing with stress and anxiety—the exact emotions in overdrive right now. But is it possible to safely head outdoors without putting your and others’ health at risk?
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Help keep coronavirus off your phone: How to disinfect your device without damaging it
Disinfectant wipes won’t damage your phone’s screen, but there are household chemicals you need to avoid when cleaning your phone.
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Everything you need to know about cleaning public surfaces in a pandemic
Since COVID-19 made landfall in the U.S. this January, disinfecting sprays and wipes have flown off shelves, triggering shortages nationwide as concerned citizens scramble to sanitize the countless surfaces they touch. From subway poles to shopping carts and doorknobs, few objects have been spared.
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Can You Go Outdoors During a Self-Quarantine or Shelter-in-Place Order?
The novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is clearly here to stay for a while.