It's true: the wires supplied by device manufacturers (*coughs* Apple *coughs*) are flimsy and last a few months at most.
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The infant coughs, and seconds later, another splash of water pours on the child's nose, leading to more coughs and crying.
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Her research has included extensive reviews of chronic coughs in children, and the development of clinical protocols for evaluating and treating those coughs that last more than four weeks.
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This season marked the first time the show was broadcast in high definition, which meant a hell of a time for girls with subpar makeup skills (*coughs* Aja *coughs*) or bad skin.
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Moronci drinks it, coughs and smiles despite its unpleasant taste.
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A program pays $450, and an individual coughs up $225.
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The vast majority of coughs and colds are just that.
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Whenever you cough, use proper etiquette and cover your coughs.
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But there is nothing as compelling on colds and coughs.
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Jokes abound in the cellblock when someone coughs or sneezes.
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They had mild coughs, Torriani said, and are not related.
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Kids with coughs and colds, diarrhea and vomiting are common.
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Many complained about persistent headaches, itchy eyes, and hacking coughs.
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Some had complained about coughs, headaches, sore throats and fevers.
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What if there were a hairy monster that coughs out cupcakes?
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Does he get to subtract Weight Watchers points whenever he coughs?
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Finally, he coughs up the object that's been bothering his insides.
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Someone who has the infection, viral or bacterial, coughs up droplets.
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Avoid touching your face, and cover your coughs and sneezes too.
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Before our conversation even begins, Barry Jenkins coughs up an apology.
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"He never coughs like this," Lorio said while holding her son.
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The teens had fevers and coughs and were fatigued, D'Andrea recalled.
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Then she coughs and chokes, her blood spattering the white paper.
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He had random coughs and bouts of the flu and bronchitis.
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Honey has also been proven to help fight coughs and infections.
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Wuhan coronavirus patients, by contrast, get coughs, fever, and pneumonialike symptoms.
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But sadly, he coughs up his little friends with some flem.
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The taxonomist of coughs would immediately narrow down the diagnostic possibilities.
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In the startled hush, someone coughs, or laughs—sheer embarrassment, nerves.
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Climbers who tried to keep going despite hacking coughs that shattered ribs.
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The infection can be transmitted via airborne droplets from coughs and sneezes.
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Someone strokes a white cat, which coughs up a hairball of tar.
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For coughs, hot liquids ease the throat, and honey is quite effective.
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Coughs and throat clearing are suppressed so as not to cause alarm.
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MinuteClinics treat people with minor illness and injuries like coughs and rashes.
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"We know when the U.S. coughs, Mexico catches a cold," he said.
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The number of coughs detected is compared to the number of people, and a few other metrics like sneezes and amount of speech, to produce a sort of sickness index — think of it as coughs per person per minute.
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The flu virus is spread when a sick person talks, sneezes or coughs.
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When he runs into Missy, he coughs and she asks if he's sick.
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They fret about their children's lingering coughs—could the smog be the cause?
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It is highly contagious and spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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The region reeks of petrol, and many residents, including children, have developed coughs.
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A bout of pneumonia that left him hospitalized lingers in his racking coughs.
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On the bus, passengers seem unnerved by coughs and sniffles and general proximity.
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Carolyn answered a series of triage questions, including about coughs and a fever.
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Cover your coughs and sneezes with a tissue over your mouth and nose.
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Many smokers who tried e-cigarettes wound up with sore throats or coughs.
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His daughter was using an inhaler to relieve coughs from the marijuana smoke.
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Cue the sniffling, sore throats, coughs and congestion -- classic signs of the common cold.
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Research suggests these qualities make turmeric a strong defense against colds, coughs, and congestion.
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As for viruses, they travel on water droplets when a person coughs or sneezes.
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The virus can be airborne and spreads when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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A toxic cloud can linger for weeks, causing coughs, headaches and even highway pileups.
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Pertussis is highly contagious and easily spread when an infected individual coughs or sneezes.
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He could hear the rasping sound of his breath between the deep jagged coughs.
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It was (and sometimes still is) recommended as a treatment for coughs and constipation.
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Plus, *inhales smoke, coughs* imagine being able to fly with your soul, my dude.
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"The bathtub still coughs up blond wig hairs," he says in the first episode.
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After Rosie delivers a strategic bite on the leg, Maurice coughs Fifi back up.
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A spokesman for the hospital said passengers had coughs, headaches, sore throats and fevers.
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Yes, some of the symptoms of Covid-603 resemble flu — especially fever and coughs.
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Then there are the coughs that become chronic, persisting beyond eight or more weeks.
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In addition, it can clear the air to prevent dry skin, coughs, and sinus irritations.
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As for medicines, we need medicines for hypertension, coughs as well as anti-tetanus shots.
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Fisherman's Friend is only for very bad coughs, if the Emergen-C didn't work out.
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It spreads mainly through kisses, sneezes and coughs, and symptoms include fever, headaches and vomiting.
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When a sick person coughs or sneezes, virus droplets can travel six feet or more.
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Residents in affected areas have complained of rashes and coughs, according to the Washington Post.
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Experts believe the flu virus is spread when a sick person talks, sneezes or coughs.
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Clinton unleashed a few coughs between sentences, which soon degenerated into a full-on fit.
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The internet—Reddit, WebMD, quitting forums—told me what to expect: headaches, coughs, irritability, fatigue.
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When someone coughs or sneezes, small drops of liquid spray from their nose or mouth.
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After a period of time H is inverted again and coughs up water from lungs.
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When an infected person coughs or sneezes, they typically spread the virus via fluid droplets.
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"If, for example, someone sneezes or coughs on you, then obviously change clothes," he said.
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If someone sneezes or coughs on you, you should also change out of your clothes.
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Do you factor in she coughs up cups of blood because her liver is failing?
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The new coronavirus typically spreads via airborne particles from an infected patient's coughs or sneezes.
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Police said they are checking for passengers with high temperatures, coughs, headaches and trouble breathing.
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The bacteria can spread through the air, especially when someone with TB coughs or sneezes.
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But sound advice also circulated, about washing hands and keeping away from people with coughs.
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Most of those children developed a fever, and some had coughs or vomited as well.
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Transmitted through droplets from coughs, sneezes or just talking, tuberculosis felled rich and poor alike.
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Have you been given reminders about washing your hands and covering your sneezes and coughs?
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Along with snow and frigid temperatures, the winter months also bring coughs, colds, and the flu.
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Along with snow and frigid temperatures, the winter months also bring coughs, colds and the flu.
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The flu is transmitted through respiratory droplets that are produced when a person coughs or sneezes.
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Elsewhere patients lined up at clinics with horrendous coughs, festering wounds and hernias spilling into trusses.
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None can spread efficiently from one person to another, for example through sneezes and coughs, yet.
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Like the common cold, the measles virus is airborne — it can spread through coughs or sneezes.
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Goose coughs up a casual Space Stone and then goes about the rest of the day.
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If she doesn't want to be doing an activity, she'll do a series of little coughs.
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A couple of puffs and ensuing flurry of dry, racking coughs later, I… felt the same.
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COVID-19 can spread through respiratory droplets that pass when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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The spread of the coronavirus has added more weight to everyday concerns about coughs and aches.
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Bacow said their symptoms began on Sunday with coughs and then fevers, chills and muscle aches.
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"I am a very positive and outgoing person," he said, struggling through coughs and heavy breaths.
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The coronavirus spreads through droplets that land on someone after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Coughs and sneezes can generate clouds of viral droplets of seven to eight meters, it said.
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That's because the coronavirus typically spreads via airborne particles when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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The algae can cause coughs and other respiratory distress in humans as breezes blow toxins inland.
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They were required to take their temperatures twice a day and report any fevers or coughs.
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When someone with TB coughs, he or she exhales compounds produced by the bacterial pathogen Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
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"3.5mm headphone jack satisfyingly not new," it says — for one second, while a background voice coughs apologetically.
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If someone coughs in the gallery, Alsup pauses the trial to demand to know who did it.
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But there's actually been surprisingly little research comparing the various methods of covering your coughs and sneezes.
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TB is spread by bacteria when someone with untreated TB, often a family member, coughs or sneezes.
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He coughs up a whole apple covered in blood, has a moment of religious ecstasy, then dies.
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Public Health England noted that enteroviruses typically cause mild infections with symptoms including colds, coughs and diarrhea.
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The disease spreads when an infected person sneezes, coughs, or leaves saliva droplets on surfaces or objects.
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I mop my brow as a dozen Bauls end their song with a chorus of smoker's coughs.
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" On the way home from the hospital, groaning between coughs, Mary Kerrie said, "I'm never smoking again.
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The novel coronavirus travels through respiratory droplets that are produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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The best ways to avoid transmission include avoiding sick people, covering coughs and sneezes and washing hands.
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The coronavirus is spread through sustained contact with "viral droplets" from an infected person's coughs or sneezes.
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It spreads in droplets from coughs and sneezes and has an incubation period of 1-14 days.
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But not all persistent coughs are equal, and sometimes children do need more tests, or more medications.
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Most such coughs resolve in seven days, but in some children they can persist for several weeks.
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Another study of 105 children showed that buckwheat honey also outperformed dextromethorphan in suppressing coughs at night.
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It can live in the air for up to two hours after someone infected coughs or sneezes.
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This type of infection is often the culprit of chronic wet coughs when kids don't have asthma.
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But the misery associated with coughs sends more than 30 million people to the doctor every year.
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In one video, the younger daughter coughs after spitting up what her older sister says is baby food.
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How it works: Measles is highly contagious, spreading from person to person via droplets in coughs and sneezes.
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The virus can be transmitted by direct contact with droplets when an infected person breathes, coughs or sneezes.
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They're deep, difficult coughs that make the screen blink and generate little pools of blood on the ground.
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Then, in October 2018, it filed a patent for its Alexa voice assistant to detect colds and coughs.
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The virus is spread through coughs and sneezes and lingers in the air for up to two hours.
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Each state coughs up different amounts of carbon, however, so the EPA gave each its own reduction target.
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The virus can live for up to two hours on surfaces where an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Diphtheria is spread through direct contact with infected people or by breathing secretions from their coughs or sneezes.
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Whenever I travel, I worry about getting sick from being on airplanes, surrounded by rogue sneezes and coughs.
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I've used salves of mushroom to heal everything from poison ivy to extreme coughs that won't let up.
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Pneumonic plague is highly contagious and transmissible between humans — it can be spread when an infected person coughs.
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People with "wet" coughs may also be asked to cough up sputum, a mixture of saliva and mucous.
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More often than not, people get coronavirus through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Thus the recommendation to cover your coughs and sneezes, wash your hands, clean surfaces and maintain social distancing.
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It spreads in droplets from coughs and sneezes and has an incubation period of 1 to 14 days.
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Masks keep the droplets from a sick person's coughs and sneezes in so that others don't catch them.
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Every now and then he coughs, glitchy fuzz covering the screen, thick globs of blood coming from his mouth.
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The measles virus can linger in the air for up to two hours after a person sneezes or coughs.
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Rather it is spread by droplets from coughs or sneezes that can stick to surfaces and infect other people.
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Because the algos are in charge now, and we... [coughs] I mean, they know what's right for you all.
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Measles is an extremely contagious virus that can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Some people were shown foaming at the mouth and suffering uncontrollable coughs after the stunt, according to ABC News.
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The virus can linger in the air for up to two hours after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Different types of coughs — such as wet, dry or whooping — carry important clues about the underlying illness, physicians say.
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But then he coughs, and it's such a feeble cough, as if he barely had the energy for it.
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Students in our classes have developed fevers and dry coughs, or say their parents or siblings have these symptoms.
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The Wall Street Journal offers another reason to dislike your company's open floor plan: Sneezes and coughs circulate unimpeded.
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We know that the virus is spread primarily by respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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While many people carry inactive bacteria, about 10 million fall ill annually and develop coughs that transmit the infection.
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Area residents have been encouraged to cover coughs and sneezes and wash their hands with warm water and soap.
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Even if a worker directly coughs or sneezes into your food, you're unlikely to catch the coronavirus from food.
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The Wall Street Journal offers another reason to dislike your company's open floor plan: Sneezes and coughs circulate unimpeded.
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Screenland Every now and then, the internet coughs up a viral video that has the quality of found art.
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Most wet coughs occur when you're sick with illnesses like the flu, bronchitis, or pneumonia, according to Harvard Health.
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Anger and frustration spread among Wuhan residents lined up at hospitals seeking diagnosis and treatment for coughs and fevers.
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Over the weekend, patients with pneumonia flooded hospitals, and many adults have complained of near-constant coughs and colds.
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Among its recent projects was a cartoon, "Everyone Coughs," which spread the rumor that Hillary Clinton was mortally ill.
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Personal Health Evidence is sorely lacking for the value of any over-the-counter remedy to treat most coughs.
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And the six-foot distance isn't arbitrary, it's based on how far germs can spread when someone coughs or sneezes.
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JOHN DORAN, COLUMNIST, VICE So another [coughs up phlegm, rolls it around mouth, spits violently at floor] Drynuary is over.
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Some people have been shown foaming at the mouth and suffering uncontrollable coughs after the stunt, according to ABC News.
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As he picked his way through the wreckage, he said, his crew began to fall sick: severe headaches, brutal coughs.
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Passengers and crew had fallen ill with coughs, fevers, and stomach problems, and 11 people were taken to the hospital.
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"There tends to be a lot of canine coughs in the summer because boardings increase when traveling increase," she says.
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At the start Glover wakes up in a forest with a rope around his neck and he coughs up blood.
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Hospital officials said the teens came into the Children's Hospital in Wisconsin with extreme coughs, fatigue, and shortness of breath.
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Diversity has become an empty, ugly, punishing sound, like a wave of coughs or the revving of a stalled engine.
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She notices the dead man, complains about the "sticky stuff on her hair," falls down, coughs up blood, and dies.
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There are also uncertainties over how long the virus can linger in the air after a person coughs or sneezes.
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You can catch it from someone who coughs, sneezes or even talks to you from up to six feet away.
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Droplets from coughs or sneezes from an infected person can be left on surfaces and then touched by uninfected people.
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Mild COVID-19 cases are often worse than a cold or flu — they're usually marked by fevers and dry coughs.
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Instead, they're stressing healthy behaviors such as washing hands with hot soapy water, staying home when sick and covering coughs.
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By containing coughs and sneezes, masks stop virus-laden droplets from being spewed into the air and onto nearby surfaces.
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If an infected person coughs or sneezes, the virus can still live in the air for as long as two hours.
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The Wuhan coronavirus spreads in droplets — usually saliva or phlegm from coughs and sneezes — which on average can travel 6 feet.
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But masks may provide some amount of protection, if only to block obvious ejections of body fluid through sneezes and coughs.
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The Chinese government has put several preventative measures in place, including issuing travel bans and monitoring citizens for fever and coughs.
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Your non-partisan guide to coughs In the simplest situations, a cough is a reflex and your body's basic safety check.
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More than a few minutes in the area leaves one's throat burning, and children walking the streets have quickly developed coughs.
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It can cause fever, headache, and chills, and also rapidly developing pneumonia, chest pain, and coughs that produce mucus or blood.
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"Her coughs are much deeper than his and last much longer, so I don't know what her problem is," Gingrich stated.
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Measles lives in mucus in the throat and nose of an infected person and spreads when that person coughs and sneezes.
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The 85033 passengers reported sore throats and coughs, but after medical inspection, none were found to have fevers, according to CDC.
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Williams coughed frequently due to the embolisms, and the coughs were forceful enough to cause her C-section wound to rupture.
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That means frequent and thorough hand washing (or use of hand sanitizer), covering our coughs and staying home if we're sick.
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The new coronavirus is a respiratory illness, and it typically spreads via airborne droplets from an infected person's coughs or sneezes.
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If someone coughs or sneezes into their hands or wipes their nose and then touches a surface, it could become contaminated.
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Within the same day, though, two of our kids were sick as well, with hacking chest coughs, mild fevers and congestion.
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That means when an infected person coughs, infected droplets can land on items people will later touch, spreading the infection further.
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Health officials think it spreads mainly from droplets when an infected person coughs or sneezes, similar to how the flu spreads.
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BI: If a worker directly coughs or sneezes into food, what are the chances of catching coronavirus from eating that food?
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Separately, there was a serious outbreak of coughs, headaches, sore throats and fevers on a recent Emirates flight to New York.
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FluSense is an autonomous, privacy-respecting system that counts the people and coughs in public spaces to keep health authorities informed.
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Under the new criteria, patients who have fevers, coughs or difficulty breathing qualify for diagnostic testing, depending on their doctor's judgment.
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If you look at the symptoms, 2000 percent have fever, 2003 percent have dry coughs, 2200 percent have malaise, trouble breathing.
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It makes perfect sense to wash hands, cover coughs, stay home if ill, and stop shaking hands — and it's all free.
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The virus can be transmitted through the air by inhaling droplets from an infected person who coughs or sneezes near you.
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Because she loves nothing better than plunking herself down on the carpet, lifting her leg, and licking her ... [Coughs] Fur ball!
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Person-to-person transmission may occur if someone who is sick breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes in the vicinity of others.
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Like every major international event, there are always coughs and colds that spread around during the 17 days of the Games.
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One is reminded of John Cage's seminal piece, "4'33", where the coughs and adjustments made by the audience became the music.
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It's small, lightweight, and doubles as a humidifier to fight dry air to help with dry air, stubborn coughs, and annoying allergies.
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Epidemiologists are fully aware of how airports can foster and spread diseases, warning travelers to wash their hands and cover their coughs.
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Scientists still think the coronavirus is mostly transmitted through respiratory droplets such as saliva and mucus when a person coughs or sneezes.
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It's great if you want to hear sneezes, coughs, and other sounds echo through your mind for far longer than they should.
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The Shinola headphones did not reproduce David Gilmour's smoker coughs and sniffles during the song's intro; one cough sounds like shuffling papers.
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When the U.S. coughs the rest of the world catches cold, when the U.S. smiles, the rest of the world becomes euphoric.
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The wider world now ingests the meaning of this and coughs it back at us in ways no one can yet fathom.
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In general, tuberculosis is spread through human-to-human contact and through the air when someone who is infected coughs or sneezes.
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When I'm sitting in my chair, I automatically compare any weird noises with what disturbed us that night—the thuds, the coughs.
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He cradles Alex as he coughs blood and snaps at Claire when he feels that her solutions will only worsen his condition.
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A humidifier adds moisture to dry air, which can be more comfortable for sleeping babies and help alleviate coughs or cold symptoms.
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Flu is most commonly transmitted by small respiratory droplets that move through the air when an infected person sneezes, coughs or talks.
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As a diehard urbanite, the idea that seasoning herbs from the kitchen can combat colds, coughs, and the flu sounds far-fetched.
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Always cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue that is immediately discarded, or cover your mouth with the crook of your elbow.
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"It was not until this morning that I could finally be tested," she said as she gasped for breath between heavy coughs.
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The new coronavirus is primarily a respiratory illness, and it typically spreads via airborne droplets from an infected patient's coughs or sneezes.
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They explained how the virus was transmitted and instructed the citizenry to cover their coughs and sneezes, and to refrain from spitting.
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He noted that symptoms such as fever, coughs, and sore throats have been trending up, while confirmed flu cases are going down.
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The new coronavirus is primarily a respiratory illness, and it typically spreads via airborne particles from an infected patient's coughs or sneezes.
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Do your best to clean up, then keep an eye, ear and nose out for spots on walls, smells, or inexplicable coughs.
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COVID-19 is believed to spread through respiratory droplets that pass when an infected person coughs or sneezes, according to the CDC.
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Officials said that anyone who feels sick should follow the usual protocols of staying home from work, covering coughs and washing hands.
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He is known for unsportsmanlike behavior on the bandstand (coughs from the audience have led him to stop a concert halfway through).
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Like other respiratory infections, it is spread by droplets from coughs and sneezes, with an incubation time from one to 14 days.
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Measles, which can cause severe illness and death, is highly contagious, spreading through the air after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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He's got a wide-ranging list of shows, including Veep, X-Files, BoJack Horseman, Arrested Development, and *coughs* How I Met Your Mother.
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If an infected person coughs or talks, droplets can remain in the air or land on a surface and cause infection for hours.
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The researchers said there was no change in detection rates for illnesses not covered by the radio campaign, such as coughs and colds.
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With coughs and sniffles abound, many are eager to get the flu vaccine — while others are avoiding the shot like, well, the plague.
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"People come bringing anything that they might take to the GP—from coughs, colds, and flu to menopause to mental health," says Ronaldson.
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Measles is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus that can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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An billboard ad that can detect when someone is smoking and coughs at them has been unveiled in a busy area of Stockholm.
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He would mix it with honey and use it for chronic coughs and sore throats, and the suggestion continues today across the internet.
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In Band for Life, a VICE alum brings her years of experience in the punk band Coughs to a world of colorful monsters.
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A typical scene has Joel panicking in the background while Sheila tears out throats, snacks on intestines, coughs up hairballs, and burps blood.
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There's little proof codeine is effective for kids' coughs, and mounting evidence suggests that some children may not respond to treatment for pain.
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Acetaminophen is present in many over-the-counter products to relieve pain and fever and to help treat coughs, colds, flu and sleeplessness.
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He'd take a spliff at a party, he'd smoke it with an appreciative nod, and he'd keep his choking coughs to a minimum.
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Cough into your elbow if you must, and try not to touch your face—the virus travels in droplets from coughs and sneezes.
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If an infected person coughs and a droplet lands on a surface, a person who then touches that surface could pick it up.
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"I'm good, thanks," said the owner of the coughs, an artisan named Julio César, 60, who normally sells soap carvings in the street.
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"We started experiencing symptoms on Sunday — first coughs then fevers, chills and muscle aches — and contacted our doctors on Monday," Mr. Bacow wrote.
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But the experts Donald spoke to all agreed that it was important for all sick people to wear them to contain their coughs.
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Of the 91 children with fevers and coughs the team scanned in a week, only one in the village — Gordon — had confirmed pneumonia.
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To get home from the hospital or doctor's office where you were tested, take a car, wear a facemask, and cover your coughs.
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The official line from the Centers for Disease Control is for people to wash their hands, cover their coughs, and avoid large gatherings.
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The virus could have spread through handshakes or coughs — even through tiny drops of toilet water spewed into the air when someone flushes.
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The first is through direct person-to-person contact: Someone with the virus coughs or sneezes near you, and you inhale those particles.
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However, a study of 191 COVID-19 patients by doctors at two hospitals in Wuhan, China, showed that 80% of patients had coughs.
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Whatever the answers to those questions, however, most viral respiratory infections are spread through the coughs and sneezes of symptomatic patients, experts say.
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Previously it had been thought the virus mainly spread through droplets emitted when a person coughs or sneezes, or through other direct contact.
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He calls them "super shedders," since they shed the virus -- for example, in sneezes or coughs -- in larger quantities than most other people.
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MacMillan had more than 80 clips to pull from, selecting first the percussive ones -- sounds like thumps, coughs, the shake of a rattle.
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To me, all the coughs sounded exactly the same, but I'd play along—"Raspy, yes"—like an anxious impostor at a wine tasting.
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To accomplish their study, researchers used high-speed imaging of coughs and sneezes to produce a new analysis from a fluid-mechanics perspective.
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Americans spend $8 billion a year on over-the-counter cough and cold products, yet there is little evidence that they suppress coughs.
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Everyone is so tired after a few days of games that it is quiet by midnight, but there are always whispers, coughs, splutters.
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Yet evidence is sorely lacking for the value of any over-the-counter remedy to treat most coughs, be they wet or dry.
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"Okay guys listen I'm really sick and I'm so sorry, I hate to cancel on being on social media," she coughs in the clips.
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The camera quickly coughs up the results, too, though that's because at first, it shows a lower-resolution preview of the image you take.
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The average college student overdrafts more than twice a year, according to personal finance site NerdWallet, and coughs up $35 in fees each time.
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Doctors have said coughs and throat infections have spiked because of the pollution and there could be long-term health consequences, especially for children.
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Although this coronavirus is highly contagious, health experts have said transmission mostly happens through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Coronavirus spreads via respiratory droplets that are produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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If an infected person coughs or sneezes, those virus-laden droplets spread to nearby surfaces — a subway pole, or restaurant table, or coffee cup.
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Coronavirus spreads from person to person via respiratory droplets that are produced when someone who is infected coughs or sneezes, according to the CDC.
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And, they agreed — even in the unlikely case someone with COVID-19 coughs directly in your meal, you aren't going to catch the coronavirus.
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In room 120, marked "medico," a doctor attended to children with runny noses and coughs, as well as a woman with a leg burn.
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A cacophony of coughs emanated from every corner and from inside tents — the ones still standing, which seemed to float on pools of muck.
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Because of their hacking coughs, their boss at a local shipping warehouse had told them to leave and not return without a doctor's note.
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Less frequent symptoms include thick mucus from coughs (sputum) (9113 percent), shortness of breath (18.6 percent), sore throat (13.9 percent), and headache (13.6 percent).
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The accidental and unintentional sounds of everyday life, from coughs to faraway sirens to the hum of an air conditioner, become the piece itself.
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Fehrenbacher said some people tried to hide their coughs, though many had a lung-deep, rasping cough that indicates more than a scratchy throat.
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The lyrics are paranoid, and the verses are delivered in coughs and slaps, as if he can no longer bear to hold a tune.
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Measles can spread through coughing and sneezing and can live for up to two hours in the air where an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Shackled by British meekness and an unwillingness to challenge a flight crew, your asthmatic correspondent suffered the coughs and tried instead to focus on work.
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Studies show that these modern elixirs have virtually no measurable effect on coughs, and when not used properly, they can make you feel even sicker.
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Put another way: The male tardigrade puts the female in a cuddly headlock, and then the female coughs a little bit to start the show.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Wang said his daughter had not become sick, but many of her schoolmates had developed coughs, skin problems and nosebleeds.
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Still, the school went forward with the project and later played down the concerns of parents and students who complained about coughs, headaches and rashes.
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"A majority of coughs actually resolve with just rest and home remedies," said Dr. Sharon Horesh Bergquist, an internist at the Emory Clinic in Atlanta.
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Less frequent symptoms include sputum, or thick mucus from coughs (33.4 percent), shortness of breath (123 percent), sore throat (13.9 percent), and headache (13.6 percent).
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They see themselves in Rue when she coughs and flushes the toilet so her mom won't hear her rummaging through the medicine cabinet for Xanax.
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"I thought I was going to die and leave my daughter alone," Gabriel told BuzzFeed News in an interview through fits of deep, dry coughs.
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Alissa said both she and her roommate are mostly better, with just lingering coughs, and do not know for sure whether they had the coronavirus.
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Alissa said both she and her roommate are mostly better, with just lingering coughs, and do not know for sure whether they had the coronavirus.
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COVID-19 is spread primarily through respiratory droplets released when an infected person coughs or sneezes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Shortness of breath, chest pains, fatigue, aches, coughs, fever — these are all common symptoms that people who have tested positive for Covid-153 are reporting.
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Some patients report losing their sense of taste or smell, for instance, and while some report only mild coughs, others say they struggled to breathe.
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Equally, fitness fans can take extra measures such as avoiding high-fives, wiping down all equipment before and after use, and catching coughs and sneezes.
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According to the CDC, it mainly spreads from person to person "via respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes," like the flu.
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Studies in children have shown that honey is better than popular over-the-counter cough suppressants and Benadryl for reducing nighttime coughs and sleeping problems.
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The virus spreads through coughing and sneezing and can live in the air for up to two hours after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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The best approach is probably to relax a bit more, be more comfortable with ambiguity and uncertainty, and back whoever the local process coughs up.
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According to a post on the Claire's Place Foundation Instagram, Claire worked with Richardson and Sprouse in perfecting their coughs, and helped decorate Stella's hospital room.
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Around 30 crew members reported "various minor symptoms" such as coughs and sore throats during health screenings upon arrival in Hong Kong, according to Dream Cruises.
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People generally enjoy it as a stimulant and as relief for things like headaches and coughs, chewing on and often swallowing the leaves and their fillings.
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Although one interesting study did show honey was more effective than cough medicine for reducing night time coughs of children, improving their sleep (and their parents').
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He'd go to the doctor and get antibiotics for common infections and pain medication for his coughs, and he'd seem to get better, but not fully.
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In 2015, the FDA also announced an investigation into the possible risks of using codeine-containing medicines to treat coughs and colds in children under 18.
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That's because from what we know so far, the novel coronavirus is thought to spread primarily by people and their respiratory droplets -- think coughs, sneezes, spit.
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Current guidelines are based on evidence that the virus is transmitted primarily through respiratory droplets — the large, sometimes visible droplets expelled when someone coughs or sneezes.
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The virus is primarily transmitted through respiratory droplets -- meaning spit, coughs and sneezes -- and any workers caring for those patients are routinely exposed to the virus.
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While seated together at dinner, Edmondson was trying to hide what was probably a nasty cold virus, but her "seal bark" coughs were constantly interrupting things.
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They also mean thousands of hospital visits: Last year, 17,000 patients flooded the waiting room with complaints of dry coughs or symptoms of respiratory distress syndrome.
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Winifred told me she thinks Leonard tries to communicate with these coughs, since it's one of the only ways he can move or make a noise.
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They also mean thousands of hospital visits: Last year, 290,2400 patients flooded the waiting room with complaints of dry coughs or symptoms of respiratory distress syndrome.
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COVID-19 spreads easily, and according to multiple outlets, is contracted through respiratory droplets that travel through the air when a patient coughs, sneezes or exhales.
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Those who study coughs in children also distinguish the barking cough of croup, and the paroxysmal cough of whooping cough, with or without its characteristic whoop.
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"Some of the patients with coughs were being treated with codeine-based medicines, which is not appropriate at all for this age group," Dr. Kressly said.
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His feelings are wildly exaggerated, but his pain is real — apart from everything else, he suffers from old age, coughs, fevers, falls and tiresome social engagements.
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Known as "2019-nCoV," the newly identified coronavirus can cause pneumonia and, like other respiratory infections, it spreads between people in droplets from coughs and sneezes.
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Even more unsettling, as the cadaver coughs up its clues — a severed tongue; blackened lungs — the mortuary itself begins to stir with shuffling signs of life.
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They say that the coronavirus is thought to mainly spread person-to-person through close contact and droplets when an infected person sneezes and coughs ( here ).
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The disease is spread from person to person, often from close contact or inhaling tiny droplets in the air produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Across the Atlantic, we watch with suspended disbelief as the mighty US coughs up two of the most unlikely candidates for the leadership of the free world.
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Frank Bruni Before we delve any further into the coughs heard round the world and the swoon that changed history, some perspective: Running for president isn't hard.
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Like other residents, she listed the rumored ill effects of the wind farms: people left with rashes and coughs, depleted groundwater and cows that will not calve.
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They are spread by sneezes and coughs, which produce medium-size droplets that can be carried though the air to the nose and pharynx of nearby people.
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Walgreens already offers walk-in clinics in some of its stores, though those tend to serve coughs, colds and flu and are typically used once in awhile.
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For dry coughs that occur without other worrisome symptoms, Bergquist said, the duration of the cough is a good measure of when to worry and not worry.
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Until it is controlled, we will all need to change how we wash our hands, cover our coughs, greet others and how close we come to others.
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She realized her coughs were an attempt to get her husband's attention—she had subconsciously believed that sickness would earn her the care and love she craved.
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At such times, people are expected to remain six feet apart, wash their hands, cover their coughs or sneezes and abide by a number of other requirements.
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People who venture out are expected to remain six feet apart, wash their hands, cover their coughs or sneezes and abide by a number of other requirements.
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Children who breathe secondhand smoke have an elevated risk of developing ear infections, coughs and colds, bronchitis and pneumonia, and tooth decay, the pediatric association has reported.
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Flu is a respiratory disease, passed from person to person by droplets of lung secretions that travel a few feet when an infected person sneezes or coughs.
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Medical staff wear face shields over face masks while treating patients to protect against flying respiratory droplets that can transmit coronavirus, such as from coughs and sneezes.
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Then the young men battling AIDS, the women cursing the heavens for robbing them of their hair, and children as young as 13 with coal miners' coughs.
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There I was in the E.R. triage area, watching other frantic parents enter with newborn fevers, bad coughs and chubby fingers hurt from getting stuck in doorways.
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Sunspots are a harbinger of heightened solar weather, marking times when the tangled plasma of the sun's atmosphere coughs out more photons and charged particles than usual.
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Current and former residents of San Francisco&aposs Treasure Island have attributed some health issues they and others experienced — including chronic coughs and cancer — to radiation exposure.
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If she's otherwise healthy and has no heart problems, then the coughing could lead to fainting just by virtue of the vigor with which the person coughs.
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Measles is one of the most contagious diseases and the virus can linger in the air for up to two hours after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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I think she liked it, and she has nice manners: when she clears her throat, she lifts her napkin up to her mouth and coughs straight into it.
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Jamie Lee Curtis had nothing but praise for Corden when she stopped by The Late Late Show Monday night, and some choice words (and coughs) for Kardashian's haters.
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I'm not sure what I'd do if they said "yes," but perhaps they would make more of an effort to cover up their coughs — or use cough drops!
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As the lungs struggle to distribute oxygen to the bloodstream, patients experience worsening coughs and shortness of breath as the brain and other vital organs struggle for nutrients.
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Ms. Shen said her 4-year-old daughter has had a runny nose, coughs and stomachaches since May, two months after her Beijing kindergarten renovated its running tracks.
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New Delhi's streets were shrouded in a heavy gray haze of smoke, ash and other pollutants, and residents complained of breathlessness, watering of eyes, aggravated coughs and wheezing.
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Nipah can cause encephalitis (inflammation of the lining of the brain) as well as pulmonary disease, which, by inducing coughs, increases the chance of person-to-person spread.
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Health officials have warned that the virus seems to spread easily, traveling through the air in tiny droplets produced when a sick person breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes.
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You should cover any coughs or sneezes with a tissue to prevent germ spread, and then dispose of those tissues in a lined trashcan, the CDC website noted.
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The agency said passengers should wash their hands before and after the screening process, and that officers are being encouraged to wash their hands and cover their coughs.
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The Centers for Disease Control has warned that the novel coronavirus spreads through the air in tiny droplets produced when a sick person breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes.
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In a vivid report from Wuhan, population 11 million, our correspondent describes how nervous residents are buying up face masks and flooding hospitals to report fevers and coughs.
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It is a contagious virus that is spread through the air through coughs and sneezes, and symptoms include high fever, full-body rashes, runny nose and reddened eyes.
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After the boat docked in Yokohama, medical officers boarded the ship and went door to door taking temperatures, checking for coughs and testing some passengers for the virus.
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According to the WHO, the disease can spread when an infected person coughs or sneezes, and others around them breathe in or touch surfaces where those droplets land.
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The basic advice, said CDC Principal Deputy Director Dr. Anne Schuchat: review school, university, business and public pandemic plans; wash hands; stay home if sick; and cover coughs.
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Such resistance has been described by the World Health Organisation as a major global threat to the treatment of the lung disease, which spreads through coughs and sneezes.
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They include symptom relievers for ear infections, coughs, chicken pox, cold sores, warts, styes, swollen glands, snoring and tremors, appetite enhancers, attention and learning enhancers, and body detox.
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If an infected person coughs or sneezes, the measles virus can linger infectious in the air for up to two hours, even after that infected person leaves the area.
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Like the concept for a new "smart crib," being designed by Nest, that will alert you not only when your baby cries, but when she moves, coughs, and poops.
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Measles, in particular, is a highly infectious illness that can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes, according to the National Health Service in England.
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No one notices when Donald Trump, who is two years older than Hillary and would be the oldest president ever elected, coughs, probably because his cough is so weak.
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If I deem my stratospheric trouser-coughs to be inconspicuous enough, I repeat the procedure until I no longer look and feel as though I'm in my third trimester.
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Keep practicing everyday preventive basics Things like washing your hands and covering coughs and sneezes with your elbow or a tissue can go a long way, the CDC says.
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Others were told no because they had not traveled to a hot spot abroad, even though they had fevers and hacking coughs and lived in cities with growing outbreaks.
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On the plus side for hospitals, AHA's Foster added, the coronavirus appears largely transmitted through contact with droplets from coughs and sneezes, but not through the air like measles.
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Whenever someone with the virus coughs or exhales, they release droplets of infected fluid that can land on nearby surfaces and can infect another person who comes in contact.
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"After drop-off, I rolled all the windows down while going at speed to try to air out whatever he might have been releasing with his coughs," he said.
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While most people can't afford to just kick out their roommates and send their pets to daycare, they can stay in their rooms and cover their coughs and sneezes.
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Residents with fevers and coughs who worried that they may have contracted the coronavirus continued to line up at clinics and hospitals, but in fewer numbers than previous days.
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"Health care providers often wear face masks because those face masks can block some of those large droplets ... from your sneezes and coughs, from hitting your mouth," he said.
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For the next few weeks, racked by coughs but unwilling to leave my desk even for a glass of water, I played one game after another — until 11 p.m.
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Coughs become especially troublesome when they linger for weeks on end or when a sudden tickle triggers a coughing fit in the middle of a play, concert or lecture.
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She demonstrates how a prickly shrub called Oplopanax horridus, or devil's club, can be used to treat a wide range of ailments, from coughs and colds to stomach ulcers.
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Flu is a viral respiratory disease, and it leads to nasty fevers, headaches, coughs, muscle pains, and runny noses that make many people miserable in the fall and winter.
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It is spread through the respiratory route — which includes the respiratory droplets in coughs and sneezes as well as tiny airborne particles that remain suspended in the air for hours.
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They're also planning to add more services to the MinuteClinics so they can help people manage chronic conditions like diabetes in addition to treating acute illnesses like coughs and colds.
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In fact, the average consumer overdrafts more than twice a year and coughs up $35 in fees each time, according to a study released Tuesday by personal finance website NerdWallet.
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Children and family members should engage in preventative measures to guard against spreading the respiratory infection, including covering coughs and staying up to date on vaccinations, according to the CDC.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that anyone who coughs should cover their "mouth and nose with a tissue" or sneeze into the inside of their elbow.
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"If someone coughs on an apple at the Trader Joe's and you touch it, chances are you're going to get it on your fingers and may infect yourself," he said.
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"We started experiencing symptoms on Sunday—first coughs then fevers, chills, and muscle aches—and contacted our doctors on Monday," he said in a statement to the Harvard community Tuesday.
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Students are being reminded to be vigilant about basic hygiene and best practices for minimizing the spread of diseases by avoiding touching their faces and covering all coughs and sneezes.
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Panpimon Wipulakorn, Director-General for the Department of Health, told Reuters that cloth masks can prevent people from catching the virus from nearby coughs or sneezes, like a surgical mask.
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Mandatory jabs The UK isn't the only country taking steps to stop the spread of the disease, which can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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According to the CDC, the virus is spread between people who are in close contact with one another and through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control, person-to-person transmission of coronavirus usually occurs among close contact, or within about six feet, when an infected person coughs or squeezes.
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Residents with fevers and coughs who worried that they may have contracted the coronavirus continued to line up at clinics and hospitals, but in fewer numbers than on previous days.
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Tuberculosis, a microbial infection characterized by sputum and wracking coughs, became the "romantic disease" of the 19th century, its fevers and pallor standing in for creativity, beauty and moral superiority.
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Half of them are curled up on the pub benches, and Sebastian is mixing purple Lemsip into a glass in between loud, phlegmy coughs that seem to shake his entire body.
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Today she is no longer on a dangerous journey toward the US or in cold border holding cells, but she's surrounded by the beeping of hospital machines and her daughter's coughs.
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Those evacuated are expected to be quarantined for 14 days, with frequent checks from medical personnel to determine whether they have developed fevers, coughs and other early signs of the virus.
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" Trump also got annoyed with Mulvaney's coughing: During an interview with ABC, the famously germaphobic president responded to Mulvaney's coughs by saying, "If you're going to cough, please leave the room.
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It seems Trump is even starting to get jealous of the attention that Hillary's coughs command: Mainstream media never covered Hillary's massive "hacking"or coughing attack, yet it is #1 trending.
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Although the plot is full of texting and MRI scans, there are murmurs of ancient witchery, as when one character catches fire, in open water, and another coughs up a bird.
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She's arguing that, even if we could fall asleep, it would be unsafe to do so in circumstances in which we've heard thuds and coughs of an unknown character and origin.
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As the curtain opens, we see a man—in both of the performances I went to, it was Daniel Harder—collapsing while horrific coughs rattle out over the sound tape. Pneumonia?
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The Old Testament as well as treatises by Thucydides, Hippocrates, and Galen all contain suggestions to avoid those afflicted with runny noses, coughs and sneezes, weird rashes, and many other symptoms.
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Ebola is spread through direct contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person, while the coronavirus can be transmitted more easily, through close contact or droplets from sneezes and coughs.
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The novel coronavirus is chiefly spread between people through their respiratory droplets, which are spewed out of the nose and throat of an infected person in their coughs, sneezes, and spit.
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Squeamish readers may blanch at the amount of blood-flecked sputum the tubercular Chopin coughs up on the page, and at the procession of doctors with their leeches and milk diets.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 60%What critics said: "Outbreak will keep you on the edge of your scat, and every time someone sneezes or coughs in the audience, you'll pay attention.
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In other words, consumers must visit their healthcare professional just to purchase medicines that treat common ailments, such as allergies, coughs, colds, heartburn, or topical pain, using their FSAs and HSAs.
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We need to get serious about little things that make a big difference: washing hands, covering coughs and, if we're sick, staying home or wearing a mask when we go out.
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He's also worked in urgent care before, but says being at Sollis is not nearly as "tedious" and "redundant" as the countless sore throats and coughs he used to see there.
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Early evidence suggested that, like other coronaviruses, the virus jumps between people who are in very close contact with each other, and probably spreads when an infected person sneezes or coughs.
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And she coughs while cycling to her office, on a road so toxic that for a brief period last month the air pollution there was greater than in infamously smoggy Beijing.
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The best way to pretend you're not on a filthy commercial airline surrounded by wailing kids and shady businessmen with "productive" coughs is to block everything out with some serene sounds.
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"I keep hearing painful coughs from a foreigner in a nearby room," one passenger wrote on Twitter on Thursday, noting with concern that crew members were delivering meals from room to room.
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But according to Jonathan Chiang, an engineer and one of the co-authors of the study, their results didn't prove that everyone should stop covering their coughs or sneezes with their arms.
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Photo: GettyAside from getting vaccinated (which everyone should), an important strategy to evading the flu is regularly washing your hands and avoiding contact with the sneezes, coughs, and snot of sick people.
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Doctors are warning parents not to give children less than 6 years old decongestants to treat coughs and colds as the most popular time for such symptoms is right around the corner.
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"These are the best we could find?" he snarls, as spit ejects from his mouth, the result of yet another set of uncontrollable coughs, unable to steady the gun around his fingers.
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" He went on to clarify that "[i]t spreads from person to person through small droplets from the nose or mouth which are spread when a person with #COVID295 coughs or exhales.
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The coronavirus typically spreads via airborne particles: When an infected person coughs or sneezes, viral particles can land on someone else's nose or mouth or get inhaled, then infect the new host.
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It coughs up dozens of silk strings — about a sixth the width of a human hair, and up to nearly two feet long — and dangles them from the bottom of the tube.
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We arrived in Los Angeles to an immigration system that has clearly fallen apart — 0003,000 to 3,000 people lined up in close proximity, 90 percent with no masks and many with coughs.
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If the automagic process isn't working, you can also do this manually, by tapping the "i" icon on your Watch and typing the six-digit code it coughs up into your iPhone.
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Coughs are one of the leading reasons for visits to the doctor and trips to the drugstore, where shelf-long displays of nonprescription cough medicines can overwhelm even the most discerning consumer.
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Lower respiratory tract infections, the ones that cause feelings of chest congestion despite the deepest coughs, are one of the top ten causes of death in the United States and around the world.
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Lower respiratory tract infections, the ones that cause feelings of chest congestion despite the deepest coughs, are one of the top 10 causes of death in the United States and around the world.
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The virus can live in the air for up to two hours after an infected person coughs or sneezes, according to the CDC, meaning people can be exposed to it without ever knowing.
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Laudanum—opium mixed with wine or water—has been called the "aspirin of the 19th century" and was used in Victorian England to sort out all sorts of illnesses, from coughs to sleeplessness.
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It has also said that the measures it has taken, like asking people with persistent coughs and high temperatures to stay home for a week, will reduce the spread of the virus considerably.
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Driving that change are three key factors: First is the need to triage the increasing numbers of Americans seeking care in emergency rooms and clinics to get their fevers and coughs checked out.
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It will definitely be in the air in the moments after an infected person sneezes or coughs, but it's unclear when the particles eventually come to rest on the ground (or surrounding surfaces).
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" It cites two primary forms of transmission: "Between people who are in close contact with one another (within about 6 feet) [and] through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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Professor Kumar told Sky News that younger patients in particular may demonstrate only a loss of smell or taste, without demonstrating the more commonly recognised coronavirus symptoms of high fever and persistent coughs.
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Her lab has found that coughs and sneezes, which they call "violent expiratory events," force out a cloud of air that carries droplets of various sizes much further than they would go otherwise.
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The CDC recommends everyday preventative actions for combating the spread of coronavirus like avoiding sick people, not touching your face, staying home when sick, covering coughs and sneezes and disinfecting objects and surfaces.
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One can imagine not only characterizing the types of coughs, but visual markers like how closely packed people are, and location information like sickness indicators in one part of a city versus another.
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Some people who live there attribute the health issues of current and former residents, including chronic coughs and cancer, to radioactive material left behind from Naval training exercises conducted from 1942 to 1997.
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Let's say a person with measles coughs in a room and leaves; hours later, if you're unvaccinated, you could catch the virus from tiny droplets in the air the infected person left behind.
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Bottled water still packs local supermarkets because residents are fearful of drinking what comes from the tap, and slight coughs set off alarms long after ailments linked to the blaze are not present.
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If you go to your doctor complaining of any of these symptoms, including the more vague ones, like coughs or throat clearing, you'll probably be written a prescription for proton pump inhibitors (PPIs).
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It made me less lonely to hear it in the background: the mutter of the kindling, the sigh as a log caught, the little coughs, then quiet, as it burned down into ash.
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It's hilarious — I can't get over how she politely coughs into her hand and then offers it to Sting as she greets him on her way to the stage — and then deeply, deeply moving.
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As this Reactions video points out, most over-the-counter cough syrup does contain active ingredients (such as dextromethorphan (DMX) and guaifenesin) that are supposed to stave off coughs caused by illness or allergies.
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When a person has a viral infection (99 percent of upper respiratory infections are viral), they generate a cloud of virus in the air around them through coughs or sneezes or simply by exhaling.
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Mitchell orders the waterboarding to continue (along with an unapproved technique called "rectal rehydration"), and KSM coughs up details of a nonexistent plot to blow up gas stations and start forest fires in Montana.
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If a person with the virus coughs, sneezes or exhales, they release droplets of infected fluid that can land on nearby surfaces and can infect another person who comes into contact with those surfaces.
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In both countries, there is widespread exasperation with a flawed political system that coughs up heads of government who capture a branch of their party without capturing the hearts of most of the country.
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Mr. Ebrahim's wife, Roua Shaweesh, who treats patients in the WKK clinic's pediatric ward, said she was surprised at how many German parents took their children to the emergency room for coughs and colds.
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Whenever someone with the virus coughs or exhales, they release droplets of infected fluid that can land on nearby surfaces like desks, tables or telephones and can infect another person who comes in contact.
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The German cases raise concerns about the human-to-human spread of the virus which can be transmitted in droplets from coughs and sneezes and has an incubation period of up to 14 days.
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So when an infected person coughs or sneezes, they let out a spray, and if these droplets reach the nose, eyes, or mouth of another person, they can pass on the virus, said Nuzzo.
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In-flight risks The World Health Organization says respiratory diseases like flu or SARS are mainly transmitted when a sick person sneezes, coughs or talks, causing germy droplets to be propelled into the air.
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The German cases raise concerns about the human-to-human spread of the virus, which can be transmitted in droplets from coughs and sneezes and has an incubation period of up to 14 days.
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A change in wind direction thinned the blanket of bushfire smoke over The Australian Golf Club that over the first two days of the tournament had players battling visibility problems, stinging eyes and coughs.
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Studies in Italy, using wildflower honey, and Israel, using eucalyptus, citrus and labiatae honeys, found that the gooey stuff outperformed placebos in reducing both nighttime coughs and sleeping troubles in children with respiratory infections.
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In between deep, weed-induced coughs, Snoop draws out great interviews from whichever guest has decided to wander through despite staring at his blunt or his question sheet roughly 90 percent of the time.
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But sometimes, for a tiny little sliver of time, amid a beautiful light, the monster transforms, coughs up the people it had devoured, and quickly replaces and cleans all the windows on the building.
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The measles virus can linger in the air for up to two hours after a person sneezes or coughs, so 22019 percent of people without immunity who are exposed to the disease will get sick.
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The measles virus can linger in the air for up to two hours after a person sneezes or coughs, so 90 percent of people without immunity who are exposed to the disease will get sick.
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She continued making her own videos, like one called "Historically Accurate Disney Princess Song," in which a singing cartoon princess coughs up blood that, on her handkerchief, takes the sparkling shape of a prince's face.
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Washing your hands frequently with soap and water, avoiding touching your face, covering coughs and sneezes, and avoiding contact with sick people can help prevent the spread of adenovirus and other respiratory viruses, Maragakis said.
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The show then jumps forward a month, showing that everything is starting to get back to normal, until Will coughs up a slug-like creature and has a vision of the world he just escaped.
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Even before the coughs became a central point of worry, they should have known that bad news was coming when all the rescue dogs they brought with them died of cancer within two short years.
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The father who left Candice when she was only five and who's never done anything for her in his life shifts uncomfortably where he's sitting, coughs, looks down at the floor and shakes his head.
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When he coughs or sneezes I hear it, and when he taps his fingers on the table I feel his presence and that makes it difficult for me to say things, because I'm very afraid.
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Drambuie, a liqueur made from whiskey, heather honey and a collection of herbs, came from a personal recipe from the Prince of Scotland in 1746, and has become a popular home remedy for treating coughs.
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Forty-two people who arrived from Madagascar recently are being monitored for signs of fever or coughs, Dr. Gedeon said, including members of a basketball team who participated in an international tournament in late September.
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Although the risk to travelers "appears to be very low," the C.D.C. said, visitors should wear insect repellent to prevent flea bites and should avoid people with coughs or pneumonia and sick or dead animals.
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Anyone can be at risk of getting the infection, as it spreads from person to person when someone coughs or sneezes, but it's most common among young adults and school-aged children, the CDC says.
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If a sick person sneezes, coughs, or eats within that distance of someone healthy, the particles could land on them; if the particles enter the person's eyes, nose, or mouth, the person can become infected.
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In particular, individuals should be more vigilant about basic hygiene measures, such as washing hands often, avoiding touching their faces, covering coughs and sneezes and staying home from school or work whenever ill, Cody said.
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" As for the flu, "it is pretty much all of a sudden: You will have fevers, body aches, sore throat, coughs, and then you can have other symptoms as well, such as shortness of breath.
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As soon as the weather turns cold, Tara Carey, an international aid worker living in London, ritually places cough syrup on her bedside table because she knows her sleep will be punctuated by hacking coughs.
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Today, proponents of honey tout its miraculous healing properties, claiming that it can prevent cancer and heart disease, reduce ulcers, ease digestive problems, regulate blood sugar, soothe coughs and sore throats, and increase athletic performance.
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Thumbs up: Soothing throats A study of 139 children found that honey did a better job of easing nighttime coughs and improving sleep than both the popular cough suppressant dextromethorphan and the antihistamine diphenhydramine (Benadryl).
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According to People's Daily, a group of students experienced symptoms such as nausea, coughs and eye infections after claiming to be exposed to excessive amounts of formaldehyde found in the school's newly purchased desks and chairs.
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Right now, at the height of flu season, many emergency departments offer stacks of masks at their sign-in desks and ask new arrivals to pop them on to contain sniffles and coughs while they wait.
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Hillary Clinton coughs and a nation listens Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, seized on the episode to tweak Clinton over her distance from the media -- including not holding a full-blown press conference since last December.
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The evaluations included taking medical histories and referring runners to medical doctors if they reported symptoms such as fever, muscle and body aches, fatigue, coughs, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, sore throat, shortness of breath or chest pain.
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Given New York's large cache of electors, Democrats might not want to risk a situation in which, after a close election, Hillary Clinton is saddled with whatever lackey Donald Trump coughs up as a running mate.
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During an appearance on "Fox & Friends," Adams again stressed the importance of Americans following basic preventative health measures such as washing their hands, covering their coughs and cleaning surfaces to curb the spread of COVID-2628.
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Oddly though, many traditional studies of droplet trajectories have made use of simplified models that don't account for the gust of air released when a person coughs or sneezes, which gives those droplets an extra push.
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Sure, it's a relatively simple measurement, but there's nothing like this out there, even in places like clinic waiting rooms where sick people congregate; Admissions staff aren't keeping a running tally of coughs for daily reporting.
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Your love for your cat runs so deep that you overlook the hairballs he coughs up, even the overlooked ones that you stepped on in the middle of the night on your way to the bathroom.
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Coronavirus, aka "COVID-19," is believed to spread through inhaling respiratory droplets that are released when an infected person sneezes or coughs, or from touching an infected surface and then touching your eyes, nose or mouth.
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There are six cases of coronavirus in the U.S. The Chinese government has put several preventative measures in place, including issuing travel bans, extending its Lunar New Year holiday and monitoring citizens for fever and coughs.
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Walking through the dining room — a long, tall space that used to be a hair salon — you may breathe in a thick cloud of pungent, peppery smoke that will set off a small chorus of coughs.
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And in Guangzhou, a major city in the south, health officials said 50 patients reported having no more fever and half of them said their coughs went away after using traditional Chinese medicines and other drugs.
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That includes frequently washing your hands, covering coughs by coughing into your elbow, staying home if you are sick, making sure kids are up to date on vaccines, and protecting yourself and your children from mosquito bites.
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As Maywa tells us how we, gliding through the air, dive into an ocean in which we're able to breathe, one of the participants coughs so loudly it's as if he'd swallowed a gulp of meditative water.
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"Flu is spread through droplets in sneezes and coughs, which means anyone within a three-foot radius is at risk for contracting it, but flu can also live on hard surfaces for 24 hours," Ms. Butler said.
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Wash your hands frequently and thoroughly, avoid touching surfaces to the extent possible, cover your coughs, and stay home if you're feeling ill -- the same recommendations we give to people to avoid getting and spreading the flu.
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Coronavirus spreads between people in close contact with each other and through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes, which can carry about a meter, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"For an individual, it refers to maintaining enough distance between yourself and another person to reduce the risk of breathing in droplets that are produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes," according to Harvard Medical School.
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The masks will, however, block most large respiratory droplets from other people's sneezes and coughs from entering your mouth and nose, said Dr. Amesh Adalja, an infectious disease physician at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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Coughs are one of the most common reasons for both adults and children to seek medical care, and as a pediatrician, part of my job is to worry about what it means when a cough sticks around.
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Basic masks can block droplets from sneezes or coughs, but they're recommended for areas where the number of potential virus carriers is low -- by comparison, medics in Wuhan itself are often seen wearing full hazmat-style suits.
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Best Casual Health Product: Advil and fizzy packets of Emergen-C put up a solid fight, but the dark-horse winner in our first category are the 2-in-1 lozenges that prevented both coughs and sore throats.
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While Trump's doctor has stated that his "laboratory test results were astonishingly excellent" and his "physical strength and stamina are extraordinary" (which is all very official doctor jargon), Trump's puny coughs don't even register on our collective radar.
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Asked whether most coughs, colds and sore throats get better on their own without the need for antibiotics, 86 percent of survey participants agreed, but only 44 percent correctly answered that antibiotics treat bacterial and not viral infections.
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The coronavirus is spread mainly when an infected person coughs or sneezes and spreads virus-containing droplets to another person, so health experts say there is very little risk associated with a package dropped off at your home.
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These particles are produced when an infected individual coughs or sneezes, and from there the droplets "can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs," causing possible infection.
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Dr. Chang and her colleagues found that some children with prolonged wet coughs had bacteria in their lungs, and were suffering from a syndrome called protracted bacterial bronchitis, which gets better with a two-week course of antibiotics.
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The president, who is a well-known germophobe, urged Americans to be vigilant about covering their coughs and washing their hands, and he told the story of a man who recently came up to him and hugged him.
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Suddenly, he coughs violently, and what seems like it might be a panic attack becomes even more unnerving when he vomits a gleaming slug into the sink — the same kind that slithered out of Barb's mouth after her death.
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An earlier study at Imperial College in London also demonstrated that a compound found in cocoa called theobromine was more effective as a cough suppressant than codeine, one of the most widely used drugs used today for severe coughs.
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Since the coronavirus spreads when people are in close contact with one another, as well as through coughs and sneezes, it's vital that you get home from the doctor's office or hospital with as little human contact as possible.
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At around 3:45 pm, bangs echoed down the street as police fired tear gas to disperse the crowd, sending protesters scattering and filling nearby offices with a noxious haze that left people with watering eyes and hacking coughs.
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"Because of our negligence, a gang of war criminals, guilty of unspeakable things, namely—" Here their translators failed, and the recitation of crimes came as a series of clicks, coughs, and trills that nevertheless retained the enchantment of their voices.
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A lot of people who use video and audio conferencing for calls with work colleagues will turn on the mute button so that their random coughs and sighs or other ambient noise will not interrupt the soliloquies of their coworkers.
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Xinhua called him a "state-level expert" on "ejiao," the name for the rubbery substance extracted from boiled donkey skin that is reputed in traditional Chinese medicine to replenish the blood, cure coughs and insomnia, and offer a general boost.
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From there, the parasite can reach the small intestine when an infected person "coughs them out of the lung and swallow," Healthline reported , explaining that adult hookworms can live in a person&aposs small intestine for more than a year.
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Where CVS and Walmart could gain on health systemsHistorically, clinics in stores like CVS and Walmart have employed nurse practitioners or physicians' assistants who offer a fairly limited range of services, like checkups, shots, and care for coughs and colds.
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Measles is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus that can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes or if someone comes into direct contact or shares germs by touching the same objects or surfaces.
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NEW DELHI — A toxic cloud has descended on India's capital, delaying flights and trains, causing coughs, headaches and even highway pileups, and prompting Indian officials on Wednesday to take the unprecedented step of closing 4,000 schools for nearly a week.
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But a half dozen employees contacted The Times to say that they were not being encouraged to stay at home, even after people in their buildings had exhibited symptoms including fevers and coughs and were presumptively diagnosed with the novel coronavirus.
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While it's possible to get the new virus by touching an infected object then touching your face, it's a respiratory illness, so it's primarily transmitted by inhaling droplets of it in the air after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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"The health of our residents is our top priority and we ask that everyone do their part to slow the spread of the virus in our community: practice social distancing, wash your hands, and cover coughs and sneezes," she continued.
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According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the main way the disease is spreading is from person-to-person, either from when people are close together, or from respiratory droplets when an infected person coughs and sneezes.
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But the novel coronavirus is primarily spread between people Here's the thing, though: from what we know so far, it's still early, the novel coronavirus is thought to spread primarily by people and their respiratory droplets -- think coughs, sneezes, spit.
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American businessmen listening to British Prime Minister Theresa May might have been forgiven for embarrassed coughs while she made undeliverable promises like a second-hand car salesman on the fringes of the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week.
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When Janice fails to extract Elliot's whereabouts from either Darlene's phone or Darlene herself, Janice determines it is time to test her captive's honesty by deciding to kill Dom's family one by one unless and until Darlene coughs up the intel.
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Measles is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus that can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes, or if a person comes into direct contact or shares germs by touching the same objects or surfaces.
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On Top, Facing Each OtherFlu risk (if person on top is sick): 4Flu risk (if person on bottom sick): 2Smart move putting a few feet of distance between your faces, but if anybody coughs, the risk of infection jumps exponentially.
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KFC and Pizza Hut recently launched a contactless delivery service in China to reduce the risk of transmission of the virus, which can occur when an infected person coughs or sneezes within 6 feet of someone else, the Centers for Disease Control warned.
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Adenoviruses are spread through direct personal contact with an infected person, inhaling respiratory droplets in the air produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes, and touching an object or surface that's contaminated and putting your unwashed hands in your mouth or eyes.
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Measles is a highly contagious disease caused by a virus that can spread through the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes or if someone comes into direct contact with them or shares germs by touching the same objects or surfaces.
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Some of those objects also appear in the Minecraft games, which give players a chance to search for tools to smash their way out of burning buildings to the sound of hacking coughs, or to combat rising flames with a blocky squirt gun.
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Unlike the TB we're familiar with, which spreads from human to human when a person infected coughs, speaks, or sings, bovine TB is spread from animals to humans usually through unpasteurized milk, raw or uncooked meat, and direct contact with infected animals.
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Unlike the influenza pathogens, which spread when a person sneezes or coughs but then fall, the measles virus remains suspended in air, "like really light dust particles," Dr. Cetron said, allowing the pathogens to linger and float for up to two hours.
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Plus, two of my three roommates have been exhibiting the telltale symptoms of this virus — one has a low-grade fever; both have dry coughs — which means we all need to be self-quarantining in our house for at least two weeks.
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In the case of suspected coronavirus, if you are sick, the CDC does recommend to wear a facemask -- and cover your coughs and sneezes, clean your hands often and avoid sharing personal household items with others, such as utensils, dishes or bedding. 10.
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Erika Tamada, 33, a nursery school teacher from Hyogo Prefecture who lives with her 59-year-old parents, 83-year-old grandfather and younger sister, said both her mother and grandfather had had fevers and other symptoms, including runny noses and coughs.
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I chased mindful silence in rooms full of endlessly disruptive bodies (grumbling tummies, persistent coughs, fumbling latecomers) and gratefully ate the three organic, vegetarian meals given to me each day on a retreat, despite my personal preference for smaller, more frequent snacks.
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The cast stood around microphones with scripts and a screen for visual cues, and played off one another: delivering gags, growls, swoons, screams, pauses for effect, cries of pain, angry rebukes, sweet endearments, coughs, shudders, sips, slurps, snickers, guffaws and an occasional sneeze.
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DEER PARK, Texas (Reuters) - Hundreds of neighborhood residents of a petrochemical plant that burned for three days and briefly emitted cancer-causing benzene into the air brought their coughs, headaches and other symptoms to a mobile clinic on Friday set up by local health officials.
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Willems, and potentially thousands of other people who mysteriously received the disk around the world, had just witnessed what is believed to be the first ever case of ransomware: malware which renders a victim's computer unusable until the victim coughs up a hefty fee.
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Researchers are still working to determine exactly how the virus spreads, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says person-to-person spreading is thought to occur mainly through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes, similar to the flu.
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Contrary to the belief of many patients and even some doctors, Hurt says, the color of the stuff oozing from your nostrils and clogging up your coughs has more to do with where you are in the course of your illness than what's causing it.
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Israel National News reported that she was then transferredRead more: A flight attendant has reportedly been hospitalized after a person with measles boarded a flight out of New York CityMeasles iscaused by a virusand spreads through the air after an infected person coughs or sneezes.
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ProPublica reporters have heard from dozens of people, throughout the course of the crisis, who could not get a test despite having some or all of the symptoms of the novel coronavirus: fevers, coughs, and such a hard time breathing they went to the hospital.
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" In emails sent from the plane, Ms. Catron chronicled the journey: "This plane is a medical disaster," she said at one point, adding that one man looked about "2719 with bronchitis like coughs" and like he was going to "fall over at any minute.
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And a great majority of children who have coughs that hang on after colds or other viral infections don't need any treatment beyond a certain amount of patience and maybe — if they are over a year old — a spoonful of honey now and then.
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The virus is spread through "saliva and respiratory droplets created when a person sick with mumps coughs and sneezes," Antonio Aragon of the Texas Department of State Health Services wrote in a March 2 letter sent to cheerleading gyms that sent teams to the event.
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The video is the latest sensation from the women's health site HelloFlo, and after watching it, you may think differently the next time you see a mom holding her legs together every time she laughs or coughs (something this mother of two has to do regularly).
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On the list of places where New Yorkers could contract the virus, the subway might seem to pose a high risk: millions of people filling stations and train cars where coughs and sneezes are familiar sounds and countless strangers put their hands on seats and poles.
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Experts say that the risk of widespread infection in a building is unlikely because the mode of transmission of the coronavirus is primarily respiratory, meaning it is spread directly through breathing in respiratory droplets expelled by sneezes or coughs, which requires close contact with an infected individual.
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While one expert, Carol Shoshkes Reiss, senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security Amesh Adalja, claims it should be okay to use your phone on transit unless someone coughs directly onto it, several experts advise against using personal mobile devices while riding public transit.
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Just like that scene, jovial proceedings on board the ship give way to panic when one guest has some digestive distress, but Alien: Covenant doesn't give the game away that fast: spoilers, but it's a bit of food, rather than a gestating chestburster, that's causing her hacking coughs.
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"If you are not able to wear a face mask (for example, because it causes trouble breathing), then you should do your best to cover your coughs and sneezes, and people who are caring for you should wear a face mask if they enter your room," the CDC says.
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The U.S. CDC maintains that the most likely way you would ever get COVID-19 is if you were within 6 feet of a sick and infectious person, and either breathed in droplets from their coughs and sneezes or touched them and then touched your mouth, nose or eyes.
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"The face shield is the first line of defense for droplet protection, if someone comes into a clinic or if somebody is working in a factory — or something like that — and someone else coughs," explains Nick Moser, a Bay Area-based project manager at a custom fabrication shop.
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When an infected person coughs or sneezes, they let out a spray, and if these droplets reach the nose, eyes, or mouth of another person, they can pass on the virus, said Jennifer Nuzzo, an infectious disease expert and senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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Epidemiological modeling released Friday by the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control estimated that 75 percent of infected people reaching Europe from China would still be in the incubation periods upon arrival, and therefore not detected by airport screening, which looks for fevers, coughs and breathing difficulties.
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The flu shot is designed to protect people against three or four strains of the A and B viruses that researchers believe will be most common that year, leading to the nasty fevers, headaches, coughs, and runny noses that make many people miserable in the fall and winter.
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The disease can stay in the air for up to two hours after a sick person coughs or sneezes and can stay on surfaces for many hours, making a college campus especially susceptible for the disease to spread due to the high volume of people going into and out of buildings.
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Measles can stay in the air for up to two hours after a sick person coughs or sneezes and can stay on surfaces for many hours, making a college campus especially susceptible for the disease to spread due to the high volume of people going into and out of buildings.
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Still, public health experts say that despite the new cases of the virus identified over the weekend, people should not be afraid to go to the polls, noting that simple measures like hand washing and covering coughs and sneezes go a long way toward preventing the spread of the illness.
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"It is our understanding that if a warehouse employee coughs or sneezes, they can either take the time to wash their hands and risk being written up for falling short of their shipping expectations, or meet their shipping expectations and put themselves and their colleagues at risk," the senators wrote.
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"It is our understanding that if a warehouse employee coughs or sneezes, they can either take the time to wash their hands and risk being written up for falling short of their shipping expectations, or meet their shipping expectations and put themselves and their colleagues at risk," the senators wrote.
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People can fall sick by being within six feet of someone who is ill, inhaling "respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes" or coming in contact with a surface — which in this case could be an envelope — that someone with the COVID-19 virus has already touched.
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So when an infected person coughs or sneezes, they let out a spray, and if these droplets reach the nose, eyes, or mouth of another person, they can pass on the virus, said Jennifer Nuzzo, an infectious disease expert and senior scholar at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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On March 2911, as most of North America was only just beginning to realize the severity of the COVID-219 crisis, a single mother in Vancouver, Canada, was forced to watch it unfold in real time: both her daughters had just come home from school with burning fevers and hacking coughs.
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Tamiflu is an antiviral drug used to treat the flu in people older than two weeksCreated in 1999, Tamiflu is an oral medication typically prescribed by doctors to adults and children with early symptoms of the flu to combat the length and effects of the virus, like high fevers, coughs, and chills.
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Scientists from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the U.S. National Institutes of Health, recently conducted a study showing that when the virus causing COVID-19 is carried by the droplets released during coughs or sneezes, it can remain infectious in aerosols for at least three hours.
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While Fallon coughs and splutters his way through the earlier levels, Chopra actually seems pretty chill until The Last Dab, Hot Ones' hottest sauce which features the diabolically spicy "Pepper X". "Why do we do this to ourselves?" says Chopra, in actual tears, while Fallon can't sit down and starts doing laps.
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Any false move could pose a risk: If she laughs, coughs or sneezes—a small amount of blood could be released, which can be especially worrisome for heavy bleeders who make up a quarter of the female population, and can lose up to 60 ml or more menstrual blood in a given cycle.
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Public health experts also say prioritizing even more basic, routine hygiene practices, including frequent handwashing with soap and water, covering coughs and sneezes, keeping a safe distance (6 feet) from sick people, and staying home when you are sick are still the most effective ways to stop a virus like this from spreading further.
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Unlike other episodes of Dragons' Den – during which Touker Suleyman and Deborah Meaden frown, coughs and gob all over average people with ideas until they retreat back into the elevator from whence they came – this one stars your boys Kurupt FM as they attempt to gain "bare money" for the running of their illegal radio station.
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Saskia Popescu, a senior infection prevention epidemiologist and consultant for Clorox (CLX), said Americans should not panic and recommends following the same practices they would if they were trying to avoid the common respiratory infections, such as scrubbing hands clean with soap and water, wiping down shared work spaces with disinfectant wipes and to cover coughs and sneezes.
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Coronavirus guidelines published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention "are based on evidence that the virus is transmitted primarily through respiratory droplets — the large, sometimes visible droplets expelled when someone coughs or sneezes," Joseph G. Allen, the director of the Healthy Buildings program at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, wrote in The Times on Wednesday.
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" And Twitter finally coughs up more for Hill ... "Twitter [this week] handed over to Senate investigators the profile names, or 'handles,' of 201 accounts linked to Russian attempts at influencing the ... election," AP's Ryan Nakashima reports from Menlo Park: "The company has stepped up its efforts to cooperate with investigators after it was criticized for not taking congressional probes seriously enough.
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The grim twist at the end of Stranger Things, when the finally-rescued Will Byers coughs a monstrous worm into his bathroom sink before flickering in and out of The Upside Down, is a clear sign that he too isn't entirely free — and that he might have to find a way to deal with his demons in the show's next season.
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To understand how people who have received positive Covid-19 diagnoses are experiencing the disease, especially in light of overcrowding hospitals and a testing system that remains inaccessible, I spoke to several Covid-19 patients from across the US. Some had mild symptoms, like coughs and chills; others had to cancel scheduled phone interviews with me because they were feeling too weak to talk.
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There are several different specialties with expertise around coughs, including pediatric pulmonologists, allergist-immunologists and otolaryngologists, which reflects the many reasons a child might be coughing, beyond that past infection; you worry about young children who may have choked or inhaled a foreign object, you worry about asthma, which in some children shows up as cough rather than wheeze, and a long list of other causes.
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Saskia Popescu, a senior infection prevention epidemiologist and consultant for Clorox, said Americans should not panic about contracting the novel coronavirus within the US.But if they're concerned, she recommends following the same practices they would if they were trying to avoid the common respiratory infections you can catch this time of year: Scrub hands clean with soap and water, wipe down shared work spaces with those disinfectant wipes and cover coughs and sneezes.
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In Captain Marvel, we see Danvers's "cat" Goose uses his tentacle mouth to keep the Tesseract with him and Nick Fury for safekeeping, and it's not till decades later — as seen in one of the film's two end-credits scenes — that Goose coughs it up on Nick Fury's desk, presumably handing it off to Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. Project Pegasus also ties into the Thor credits scene from 2011, and 2012's The Avengers.
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While there is no evidence that people have become infected by eating food contaminated with the microscopic agent — SARS-CoV-2 is a respiratory virus; the primary transition route for infection appears to be via close contact with an infected person, when you might be more likely to breathe in tiny droplets that contain the virus, such as those expelled when someone coughs or sneezes — there could be a small risk posed by contaminated food packaging.
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This is the voice made inevitable by years of gimmicky pop-rap vocoder, a streamlined electronic howl swooping through melody lines in a graceful diver's arc, its quavery pitch defining the intersection between anguish and glee – except when he mimics gunfire or chews consonants into a moist hash or ties two words into a knot with his tongue or coughs up a hairball that unravels into a pretty tune or does his best impression of how Harambe the gorilla would sing if Harambe could sing.
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He responds to the laugh track that erupts with each increasingly sick joke — the Aldersons are keeping Tyrell Wellick tied up in their trunk; his father, Edward, (Christian Slater doing his best Bob Saget) coughs up blood because "that cancer's acting up again"; his abusive mother puts out a cigarette on his sister Darlene's arm before beating her unconscious; his deceased boss, Gideon, shows up as a cop only to get bloodily run over by ALF, the wisecracking alien puppet of an actual sitcom — with mounting dismay.
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Unlike influenza pathogens, which spread when a person sneezes or coughs but then fall, the measles virus remains suspended in air, "like really light dust particles," allowing the pathogens to linger and float for up to two hours, said Dr. Martin Cetron, the director of the Division of Global Migration and Quarantine at the C.D.C. Influenza is spread by an exponent of two, meaning each person who gets it is likely to infect two others in a setting where people haven't been immunized, he said.
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