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The CDC has issued a news release to clarify what precautions should be taken by a person who has already been infected with coronavirus. What you need to know: wb.md/3aryRQo

We will have a significant impact on #COVID19 and #flu this year if everyone embraces vaccines with confidence, wears face masks, practices social distance, and washes their hands frequently. More with NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas: nbcnews.to/3kJToo7

When you #WearAMask, be sure to do so correctly – your mask should cover both your 👃 and your 👄. Doing so will help protect others and slow the spread of #COVID19. More via CDC: bit.ly/2XdSp61

It sounds too simple to be true, but studies show sipping a cup of tea can help reduce tension and improve your outlook. Exactly why isn’t clear, but the smell, taste, warmth, and active ingredients seem to play a part. wb.md/31PJTuZ

Are you using #HandSanitizer? Make sure yours doesn’t contain #Methanol, which can be toxic when absorbed through the skin and life-threatening when ingested. ⚠ More via U.S. FDA: go.usa.gov/xfRzs #COVID19

#DYK? You may spread #COVID19 even if you do not have symptoms. If your health department tells you that you have been exposed, do your part to #SlowtheSpread. Any info you share with the health department is confidential. Learn more about contact tracing: bit.ly/2ZkyWjJ

Wearing a mask can help protect others from #COVID19. It’s a simple step we can all take together and slow the spread. Show us why you #MaskUP. Who Do You Wear A Mask For?

As coronavirus deaths in the United States passed the 170,000 mark on Sunday, health experts warm that another surge of coronavirus cases coupled with the impending flu season could create a deadly “twindemic.” wb.md/3iPYkG2

The first U.S. case of a confirmed coronavirus reinfection looks to be a patient in Nevada, according to NBC News. The U.S. case comes a few days after the first reinfection in the world was announced in Hong Kong. wb.md/3gKQ7BS

People who have COVID-19 but no symptoms have the same amount of virus in their nose and throat as those with symptoms and may play a major role in spreading the disease, a new study reveals. wb.md/2RYKaXT

"With two or three layers, even the more permeable fabrics, such as T-shirt cloth, achieve droplet-blocking efficiency that is similar to that of a medical mask." wb.md/332xYf7

Getting a #FluVaccine is more important than ever. That's why senior leaders from across HHS are getting their #flu vaccines and are encouraging Americans to do the same. Do your part to protect yourself and your community – #SleeveUp and #FightFlu! x.com/i/events/13117…

Save the date, #WildcatNurses! Homecoming 2020 is on the horizon. Register today! bddy.me/3jNf5T8

Every patient deserves an accurate diagnosis, an error-free encounter, and no #HAI. That's why #AHRQ continues to fund research in #patientsafety. bit.ly/3iEP8Ed

Government-backed study will 'unpick' mental health impact of Covid-19 on nurses nursingtimes.net/news/research-…

U of A researchers say COVID-19 can give a false sense of pain relief kold.com/2020/10/08/u-r…

Wondering how mRNA #COVID19 vaccines work? This new animation explains how mRNA vaccines help our bodies recognize and fight viruses. Learn more: bit.ly/3qAVLM0.

The American Nurses Association urged the U.S. to declare the nursing shortage a national crisis bit.ly/38yR3rl

If an approval is what you were waiting on, then it's here! #WeCanDoThis