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Coronavirus Tips: How To Maintain Mental Health While On Self-Isolation

The coronavirus outbreak has changed the lifestyles and daily routines of many people. At present, more than 25% of the global population is having a form of lockdown. If you are getting anxious about the situation, or if you are struggling with self-isolation, you might want to learn how to keep mentally healthy, particularly at this time.

How Long Should You Wait Until You Get Your COVID-19 Test Results?

More than 650 people with coronavirus died in Spain in the 24 hours Wednesday to Thursday
The government has urged medical facilities to double their efforts in conducting tests for patients suspected to be infected with COVID-19. One of the methods that government health advisers want to use is the new antibody test, which identifies those who have already had coronavirus infection. How long does it usually take for you to get your results back?
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Stages Of Coronavirus Symptoms Revealed By Spanish Doctor

The epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak has moved from China into Europe, hitting hard on countries like Italy and Spain. Daily reports from both countries show a surge in the outbreak with Italy posting death tallies at no less than 600 each day since last week. Spain follows with more than a hundred deaths from the virus daily. Some coronavirus patients have revealed their symptoms to the public, with one Spanish doctor posting his symptoms online as it progresses day by day.
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What Is Hantavirus And What Are The Symptoms Of Infection?

The global pandemic caused by the deadly coronavirus is far from over, but a new threat is already looming. News reports say that a person has died in China on Monday due to the Hantavirus. This sparked fears of a new virus that could also spread like COVID-19. What are hantavirus and its symptoms?
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What Is Classified As Essential Work In The UK Amidst The COVID-19 Quarantine

Several strict measures have been recently announced by UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the government’s attempt to stop the spread of coronavirus. These include staying at home and avoiding contact with other persons. There are some exceptions though and one of such exceptions is that if you are doing essential work which cannot be performed at home. What is essential work and who is the key worker?
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Leading UK Physician Makes Prediction On How Long The Lockdown Will Be

The UK Prime Minister is fast-emerging as the fiercest foe of the deadly coronavirus. This came to light as Mr. Boris Johnson announced the imposition of a UK-wide lockdown yesterday to stop the spread of the virus. Government authorities know that the economic and social repercussions that may result from these policies are grave. This is why the urgent question of how long the lockdown will be is now being asked by some sectors.
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Do You Have The Proper Reason To Leave Your Home During The Lockdown?

COVID-19 has spurred the government to impose its strictest policy measure yet in an attempt to contain the spread of the virus. The Prime Minister has announced a countrywide lockdown in the UK. According to Mr. Johnson, there are only two medical reasons that can be used for residents to leave their houses. What are these?
This handout illustration image provided by NASA  shows the Solar Orbiter, which, in collaboration with the European Space Agency, was launched in 2020 on a mission to study the Sun's polar regions and magnetic environment

ESA Suspends 4 Active Space Missions Due To COVID-19 Pandemic

Due to the worsening state of the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Space Agency (ESA) has decided to temporarily suspend some of the scientific operations of four of its active space missions. Some of the projects affected by the suspension are the ESA’s current missions on Mars.

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