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What can i do if my child is at an increased risk for covid-19 infection?
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Precautions: Make sure your child's underlying health condition is under good control. Wash hands often with warm water & soap for at least 20 seconds. Avoid touching eyes, nose or mouth unless hands have just been washed. Use a face covering or mask when in public. Practice social distancing – stay at least 6 feet from others (outside of family you live with). Stay away from crowds. Stay home if possible.
Answered 6/14/2020
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