As many communities remain under the shelter-at-home order, there are still places that everyone needs to visit at some point – one being, the grocery store. If possible, getting groceries delivered is a much safer route. “The biggest risk factor is really being around other people,” says Benjamin Chapman, a professor of food safety at North…
With the severity of how quickly the coronavirus spreads, it’s not only important to take measures to protect yourself, but also your loved ones. Creating a household plan of action can help to protect you and your family if an outbreak of COVID-19 happens in your community. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)…
A key to keeping yourself, as well as all those around you, safe during this critical time with the coronavirus pandemic, is knowing symptoms if you have become infected with the virus. Signs of illness have ranged from mild to severe, including death. Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure. The key symptoms to look…