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1. Question: What is Coronavirus? Answer: Corona virus is an RNA virus that normally lives in bats. Is a member of the SARS family of viruses, that cause Severe Acute Respiratory distress Syndrome or “SARS”.

COVID-19 : Q & A  

Questions and Answers: Coronavirus & COVID-19 Pandemic

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Senior Health

Older Adults and COVID-19 What You Should Know.  

Center of Disease Control and Prevention  

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Nutrition and Health

COVID-19: “Digestive symptoms are common”

Courtesy of Medical News Today.  

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Getting the job you worked hard for can be one of life's most rewarding experiences. But what if the process leading to that enthusiastic handshake could be made a little easier? At Get-Me-Jobs, countless company websites, databases, and career boards are streamlined, and curated for you in one convenient location. All those hours you spent searching can now be repurposed to practicing your interview skills or tightening up your resume, giving you more time to get that handshake from the employer you really want.

Women’s Health

Pregancy and Breast Feeding : COVID-19 Information  

Courtesy of Center of Disease and Prevention 

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Getting the job you worked hard for can be one of life's most rewarding experiences. But what if the process leading to that enthusiastic handshake could be made a little easier? At Get-Me-Jobs, countless company websites, databases, and career boards are streamlined, and curated for you in one convenient location. All those hours you spent searching can now be repurposed to practicing your interview skills or tightening up your resume, giving you more time to get that handshake from the employer you really want.

Men’s Health

Male Breast Cancer: What Factors Improve Outcomes?

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COVID-19 ARTICLES

CDC Guidance to Healthcare Personnel When Caring for COVID-19 Patients

What Healthcare Personnel Should Know about Caring for Patients with Confirmed or Possible COVID-19 Infection (Content source: National Center for …
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CDC Summary of Care Management Reccomendations for Patients with COVID-19

Interim Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations for Patients with Suspected or Confirmed Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) in Healthcare Settings Summary …
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How can I find good Prebiotics and Probiotics?

IN THIS ISSUE VOL 22 (6.3) 2018 How Can I find Good Prebiotics and Probiotics? Click here to download the …
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25 Healthy Nutritious Snacks (100 Calories or Less)

Snack More With These  25  Low Calorie  Healthy Nutritious Snacks   Busy Professionals and those who are on the road often …
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New rules for Colorectal Cancer Screening

New rules for Colorectal Cancer Screening The American Cancer Society has just issued new Age rules for Colorectal Cancer Screening …
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Avoiding the Narcotics Trap When Managing Your Low Back Pain

Avoiding the Narcotics Trap When  Managing Your Low Back Pain It is common knowledge that there is currently an epidemic …
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How To Calculculate Your Body Frame Size

CALCULATING FRAME SIZE :
To determine a body frame size, measure the wrist with a tape measure and use the following chart on height to determine whether the person is small, medium, or large boned. For example, a man whose height is over 5′ 5″ and wrist is 6″ would fall into the small-boned category.

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