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Cold, flu or coronavirus? How to tell the difference, and when to get tested.

Cold, flu or coronavirus? How to tell the difference, and when to get tested.

by William Jester | Nov 24, 2020 | News

The coming winter months are likely to be a confusing time for people who get sick, with cases of the flu and common cold entering the picture just as coronavirus cases begin to rise again in New Jersey. How can you figure out which of the different respiratory...
How to Stay Safer as College Students Return Home for Thanksgiving

How to Stay Safer as College Students Return Home for Thanksgiving

by William Jester | Nov 24, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

As the Thanksgiving holiday approaches, college students are preparing to return home for the long weekend or the rest of the semester for virtual instruction. How to safely manage that return home depends on family circumstances, said David Cennimo, an infectious...
CDC: Nurses were largest proportion of health care workers hospitalized with COVID-19

CDC: Nurses were largest proportion of health care workers hospitalized with COVID-19

by William Jester | Nov 24, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

A disturbing new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that nurses have been disproportionately affected by COVID-19. The report, which was published earlier this week, analyzed data from 6,760 hospitalizations across 13 states between...
Are plastic ‘igloos’ for outdoor dining safe? NJ restaurateurs and health experts disagree

Are plastic ‘igloos’ for outdoor dining safe? NJ restaurateurs and health experts disagree

by William Jester | Nov 23, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

It seems like such a cool idea for alfresco dining. “Igloos” — clear plastic domes that protect diners from wind, rain and, if heated, the cold, are popping up all across the nation. In North Jersey, you can find these giant-sized (they regularly seat from...
The Coronavirus Is Airborne Indoors. Why Are We Still Scrubbing Surfaces?

The Coronavirus Is Airborne Indoors. Why Are We Still Scrubbing Surfaces?

by William Jester | Nov 23, 2020 | Community, Covid, News

At Hong Kong’s deserted airport, cleaning crews constantly spray baggage trolleys, elevator buttons and check-in counters with antimicrobial solutions. In New York City, workers continually disinfect surfaces on buses and subways. In London, many pubs spent lots of...
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