
Let’s talk flu, its prevention and home remedies.
Boo-ger season is here! Let’s begin by defining flu (short term for influenza) because it’s usually misunderstood as fever or cold. Flu is a common
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COVID-19 is caused by a coronavirus called severe
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2).
A coronavirus is a type of virus that causes respiratory
tract infections, such as colds and pneumonia.
Although coronaviruses usually cause mild symptoms,
they can cause life-threatening breathing difficulties and
death.
Coughing
According to the WHO, it appears that COVID-19 spreads through respiratory droplets. This means
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you.Transmission may also be possible indirectly through surfaces and objects touched by an
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If you’re feeling unwell and wondering if your symptoms are due to COVID-19, or if you or someone in your family has COVID-19, this page includes the latest information on what to do. The four key symptoms of COVID-19 are:
Having these symptoms doesn’t necessarily mean you have COVID-19 but for the sake of your loved ones and those around you, you should visit your nearest hospital and seek medical advice immediately.
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