Who Profits From My Vaccine Choices?
September 2, 2021
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- Vaccinations have largely reduced the spread and deaths surrounding diseases.
- Many companies earn profits from vaccine alternatives that aren't supported by substantial research.
- When researching, try to use scholarly resources to back up your claims.
Resilience Series Part 7: Acts of Service
April 13, 2021
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- Serving others can give children and teens a sense of control and accomplishment.
- Children can learn the benefits of serving those around them right in their own home.
- Teaching children to serve others helps builds resiliency, a skill that can be strengthened through practice.
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Tagged community, empower, neighborhood, neighbors, resiliency, resilient adult, serve, service, trauma, uncertainty, unpredictable
Resilience Series Part 6: Self-Care
April 1, 2021
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- Self-care is just as important for children and teens as it is for adults.
- Encouraging children to be more mindful of their physical and emotional needs helps them recognize how things affect them.
- Teaching children to practice self-care helps builds resiliency, a skill that can be strengthened through practice.
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Tagged adaptability, exercise, healthy eating, healthy living, mental health, parenting, physical activity, resiliency, self-care, self-esteem, sleep, stability, stress, trauma, unpredictable
Resilience Series Part 5: Fostering Connections
March 25, 2021
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- Connections play a big part in maintaining health and well-being, especially with the added stressors of a pandemic.
- While friendships are important, some of the most important connections children and teens can develop are with family.
- Fostering connections helps builds resiliency, a skill that can be strengthened through practice.
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Tagged anxiety, connections, friendship, grief, resiliency, social skills, stress, trauma
When will a vaccine be available for COVID-19?
December 4, 2020
Article at a Glance
- At the center of the 2020 global pandemic, Coronavirus, or Covid-19, is highly contagious and
spreads through small moisture particles from the nose and mouth.
- Although highly anticipated, a public vaccine most likely won't make a debut until 2021.
- Vaccine development has several stages of testing before it's approved, and it's possible more
than one vaccine will be developed to combat the virus.
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Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, covid19, face masks, handwashing, masks, pandemic, prevention, social distancing, social gatherings, symptoms, vaccine
Getting Tested for Coronavirus
December 4, 2020
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- Covid-19 is highly contagious and spreads through small moisture particles from the nose and mouth.
- If you suspect that you have COVID or have had contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID then you should be tested.
- If you have been tested for Covid-19, you should self-quarantine until the results have been received.
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Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, covid19, face masks, handwashing, masks, pandemic, prevention, social distancing, social gatherings, symptoms
How likely is my family to contract COVID-19, and how sick would we get?
December 3, 2020
Article at a Glance
- At the center of the 2020 global pandemic, Coronavirus, or Covid-19, is highly contagious and
spreads through small moisture particles from the nose and mouth.
- Younger children should avoid contracting the disease to avoid infecting friends and relatives.
- Risks increase drastically during and after the 30-39-year-old age group, especially after 65 years of age.
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Tagged coronavirus, COVID-19, covid19, face masks, handwashing, masks, pandemic, prevention, social distancing, social gatherings, symptoms
What are typical symptoms of Coronavirus?
November 16, 2020
Article at a Glance
- At the center of the 2020 global pandemic, Coronavirus, or Covid-19, is highly contagious and spreads through small moisture particles from the nose and mouth.
- Covid-19 affects people differently and has a wide range of symptoms ranging from mild to severe.
- If you suspect you or a family member has Covid-19, isolate the sick person immediately and contact your primary care physician.
How can I prevent contracting Coronavirus?
November 12, 2020
Article at a Glance
- At the center of the 2020 global pandemic, Coronavirus, or Covid-19, is highly contagious and spreads through small moisture particles from the nose and mouth.
- Keep you and your loved ones healthy and safe by taking safeguards that help prevent contracting the virus.
- Handwashing, mask-wearing, and physical distancing are some of the most important precautions you can take.
How does Covid-19 spread?
November 2, 2020
Article at a Glance
- Covid-19 is highly contagious and spreads through small moisture particles from the nose and mouth.
- Easily spread, even by people without any symptoms, Covid-19 is more easily transmitted than the annual flu.
- Taking steps to lower the risk include wearing a mask and maintaining a six-foot distance from those outside your household.
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