You have an essential role to play in slowing the spread of the new coronavirus. The good news is that small changes in personal behavior can buy time — slowing the outbreak, preventing hospitals from becoming overwhelmed and reducing cases until scientists develop treatments and, eventually, a vaccine. Here’s some practical advice from doctors and public health experts to protect yourself and your community.
Slow the outbreak by keeping yourself and others from getting sick.
Stock up on food responsibly and create a household plan.
Stay at home to protect others, and use these strategies to keep life as normal as possible.
What to do if you or a family member gets sick.
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