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|Slideshows|June 4, 2020
10 Summer Activities: What's the COVID-19 Risk?
Author(s)Grace Halsey
Experts in infectious disease rate a wide range of summer activities as low, medium, or high COVID-19 risk. When your patients ask, you'll be ready.
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COVID-19 has kept people around the world at home for 2 months. The yearning to do something "normal" is real--and it's everywhere. But what is safe and how safe? Recently NPR
We chose 10 of those activities for this slide show. Your patients may have already started asking about them. Here is what experts advise.
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