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Two Coronavirus Cases in Michigan, Symptoms After Quarantine, and How to Keep Your Workplace Clean During the Outbreak
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Two Coronavirus Cases in Michigan, Symptoms After Quarantine, and How to Keep Your Workplace Clean During the Outbreak

Two Michigan residents have tested positive for the COVID-19 at the state laboratories in Lansing. They are considered presumptive because the cases still need to be confirmed by the CDC. In the meantime, however, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is treating the patients as though they are 100% positive, which is what…

CDC now says masks protect both the wearers and those around them from Covid-19
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CDC now says masks protect both the wearers and those around them from Covid-19

  New Face Mask Guides I have always stated that my mask helps me and your mask helps you but the CDC is now revealing your mask is for yourself and all you come into contact with. I have always been a strong mask advocate having seen first hand how well it protects myself and…

Could 50 percent of coronavirus infections be spread by people who have no symptoms?  The answer is a yes
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Could 50 percent of coronavirus infections be spread by people who have no symptoms? The answer is a yes

50 percent of coronavirus infections be spread by people who have no symptoms according to a published study by American and Canadian researchers.  This is concerning.  Now what the researchers did, was they looked at asymptomatic and presymptomatic transmission data.  Remember asymptomatic means that you’re infected with the virus but that you have absolutely no…

Questions Answered About the Coronavirus – Part 3
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Questions Answered About the Coronavirus – Part 3

Understandably so, many people have questions about the novel coronavirus. Here I answer questions about symptoms and prevention. Question From Renee Galante – “If you lose your taste or sense of smell could you be a carrier?” According to The American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, this is a possibility. They’re noting anecdotal reports…

Coronavirus Update: New Global Death Rate and Repurposing Drugs
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Coronavirus Update: New Global Death Rate and Repurposing Drugs

Before anyone starts to panic, it’s important to note the fatality rates for COVID-19 will continue to fluctuate and change over time. So, the fact that the World Health Organization now says the global death rate is higher than the previous estimates is not unexpected. With a death rate currently estimated at 3.4% worldwide, the…