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Getting vaccinated (and getting your vaccine booster) is the best way to protect yourself and others. Check with your local authorities to learn more about how the vaccines are rolling out in your area.
Tips include getting vaccinated, wearing masks, keeping distant from others, cleaning hands, meeting with fewer people, staying home when sick, keeping interactions brief, and not sharing food, drinks, toys and equipment. Staying home alone or with household members is the least risky. Next lowest -- run, bike, walk with others outdoors. Higher risk -- group gatherings outdoors. Highest risk -- group gatherings indoors.
If you must be in crowded rooms, consider whether you can improve ventilation or air filtration, along with wearing high quality masks.
The most important thing to do right now is to slow the spread of the disease. This is called "flattening the curve," and it means that there will be more resources for anyone who does catch it, so everyone will have better outcomes. To accomplish this, you can take several simple steps.
Here are a few neat programs online to explore while you are at home!
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