
Sick Kid? How to Limit the Spread of Illness in Your Household
If one person is ill, everyone else doesn’t have to get sick.
If one person is ill, everyone else doesn’t have to get sick.
Two newly FDA-authorized drugs have been shown to reduce severe disease.
If you’re not feeling well, get tested for COVID-19.
This treatment offers hope for people infected with and exposed to the virus.
The best way to protect yourself is to get a COVID-19 vaccine and wear a mask.
Experts explain that we can’t use it to handle the current pandemic.
Only your doctor can tell you for sure, but it’s good to know what to look for.
UNC Health infectious diseases expert David Weber, MD, MPH, provides Coronavirus / COVID-19 background information and recommendations for the general population. The following topics are covered in this video: Which people face the greatest risk of illness from COVID-19 infection? Should people who are at greatest risk take certain precautions? Does social distancing help prevent…
Read this quick explanation of the basics and how to protect yourself.
The 2019-2020 flu season has started out mild—so far—but a flu shot is still a must.
Find out if you need the vaccine to prevent this painful, burning rash.
Here’s how to avoid the spread of germs and protect others if you get sick.