Everyday Prevention

The CDC now recommends that you wear a cloth face covering—not a medical mask—when you are in a public place where it is difficult to keep six feet away from...

Coronaviruses are sensitive to hot temperatures and will definitely die in the washing machine, dishwasher, or in boiling water (212°F, 100°C). But what about freezing cold? Unfortunately, you probably can’t...

In general, contaminated clothing and surfaces are not the main way that people spread the novel coronavirus. But what should you do about clothing that has been exposed to the...

Yes, as long as your local government has said it’s OK, it’s safe to go for a walk or run outdoors! If your new stay-at-home schedule has you stir crazy,...

While there’s no harm in disinfecting your groceries, it’s probably not necessary. Although it is possible for bacteria and viruses (including the novel coronavirus) to hitch a ride on your...

It’s stressful to think constantly about how to keep yourself and your family from catching COVID-19! Learning the facts about the ways people can get COVID-19 can help you make...

Washing your hands is one of the BEST ways to protect yourself and others from getting COVID-19. You can get the virus on your hands when you touch things other...

The new coronavirus that causes COVID-19 is spread through respiratory droplets. Exposure to contaminated food is NOT a way the new virus is known to spread, which is mainly spread...

The short answer is, no. The U.S. federal government has advised avoiding all discretionary travel, and some states, cities, and localities have gone even further, issuing “shelter-in-place” orders.

When people of all ages who feel “fine” go to concerts and bars, or visit their friends or grandparents, they put everyone at risk! Protect your grandma (and your friend...