Coronavirus Updates & Resources

With so much information on the Coronavirus outbreak changing by the minute, we thought we'd put together as much of the most important, helpful and expert advice from the world's leading health organizations and experts in one place.

We hope you find it helpful. Please let us know if there is any additional information you think our readers would would benefit from.

COVID19 Updates, Resources & Guidelines

How To Protect Yourself

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) - Take Steps for Those At Higher Risk

National Institute of Health (NIH) - How to Protect Yourself

World Health Organization (WHO) - Protective Measure Advice For The Public

Food & Drug Administration (FDA) - List of Disinfectants For Use Against Covid19

Symptoms

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) - Symptoms

National Institute of Health (NIH) - Watch for Symptoms

What To Do If You Have Symptoms

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) - If You Are Sick

Centers for Disease Control (CDC) - Testing

National Association of County and City Health Officials - Directory of Local Health Departments

How To Self Isolate

Government of Canada - How To Isolate At Home When You Have COVID-19

Recovery and Mortality Statistics

World Health Organization (WHO) - Situation Reports

Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center Maps

How Corona Virus (Covid-19) Spreads

National Institute of Health (NIH) - How COVID-19 Spreads

Corona - COVID 19 Q & A

Johns Hopkins University - Your Covid 19 Questions Answered (Podcasts)

World Health Organizarion (WHO) - Questions and Answers

Harvard Health - Questions and Answer Coronavirus Resource Center

Please listen to the recommendations and abide by the restrictions imposed by your local, state and federal governments.

If you know a senior who is self isolating, call them a couple of times a day and make sure they're ok.

Whether you are social distancing, self-isolating or in quarantine, we see the following advice repeated by experts:

1. Keep your distance from others (about 6 feet)
2. Avoid large gatherings (more than 10 people)
3. Wash your hands frequently (in and outside your home)
4. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth
5. Wash down high touch surfaces (phones, door handles, banisters, steering wheels and keyboards)
6. Older adults aged 70+ should stay at home other than leaving the home for essential items
7. Avoid travel
8. If you have a fever, cough, difficulty breathing or shortness of breath self-quarantine and call your doctor immediately