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A member asked:
I have asthma and bp and i have been working from home since the end of march 2020. is it wise to send my daughter to school. she is healthy and in grade 2. i'm just worried that i might get covid19 through her.
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COVID 19: Make a balanced decision. Be advised that the people who are at higher risk for more severe COVID 19 infections are those with POORLY CONTROLLED hypertension and chronic airway disease.
Answered 7/2/2020
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