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The cdc says we should be ready for the covid-19 to hit us, but what is each person supposed to do to be ready?
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COVID-19 prevention: Be aware of media reports of the infection in your community, and don't panic. Take common sense precautions (cover coughs, lots of hand washing, bump elbows instead of shaking hands or kissing hello).
Answered 3/24/2020
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