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safenet n95 mask, “There are no cases confirmed in Nassau County, and that is very important,” he said. CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST ON CORONAVIRUS In a separate press conference on Wednesday, New York Mayor Bill De Blasio called for expanded travel screenings for people returning from areas currently dealing with large outbreaks of the virus. At least 38 countries have reported cases of coronavirus. As of Wednesday, New York had no confirmed cases of the illness, which has sickened over 81,000 people worldwide.
safenet n95 mask - Is San Francisco ahead of the curve or possibly creating an early panic? Reaction and analysis on 'Outnumbered.' Federal health officials this week warned that community spread of the novel coronavirus in the U.S. is seemingly inevitable, with one Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) official saying it’s no longer “a question of if, but when, and how many people in this country will have severe illness.” In the same vein, officials have maintained that the immediate threat to the public remains low. So how worried should you be? And what should you do in advance?
safenet n95 mask, CORONAVIRUS FITS CRITERIA FOR 'DISEASE X,' WHO EXPERT SAYS Dr. Henry Miller, a former official with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) who currently serves as Senior Fellow in Health Studies at the Pacific Research Institute, told Fox News that it’s “wise to prepare” for an outbreak — but warned against overacting at this time. “As [National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases] Director Anthony Fauci has said, to this point, containment —a process of travel advisories, screening, isolation, and tracking of contacts —has worked, but that's no guarantee that there will not be U.S. community outbreaks in which the source(s) is unknown,” Miller said to Fox News in an email.
safenet n95 mask - “There is the possibility not only of local outbreaks but also that local public health officials or politicians will overreact,” he continued, citing San Francisco's mayor declaring a state of emergency over coronavirus — despite no known cases in the city — as a recent example. CORONAVIRUS LOCKDOWN IN CHINA PREVENTS YOUNG BOY FROM LEAVING HOME WHERE GRANDFATHER DIED: REPORT But, he noted, “it’s wise to prepare.” “That would consist of ensuring that in case you're advised not to travel unnecessarily, even locally, you should have on hand a couple of weeks of non-perishable food (including pet food) and critical medications,” he said. “And of course, frequent, vigorous hand-washing and avoiding touching hands to eyes, nose, and mouth. And if you've had contact with someone with actual or suspected Wuhan coronavirus and are experiencing symptoms, call your health care provider for instructions.” (You can read more on how to protect yourself from the virus here.)
safenet n95 mask - When asked if the U.S. is prepared to deal with an outbreak of coronavirus, Miller was confident, saying officials with the CDC, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) “are being measured and conscientious.” In terms of outbreak response, Miller pointed to the 2009 H1N1 flu outbreak as a potential blueprint for handling coronavirus. But there will be differences, he said. CLICK HERE FOR THE LATEST ON CORONAVIRUS For instance, “The Wuhan virus is more deadly in the elderly (because older people had some antibody protection from the H1N1 flu virus). It might have a higher case-fatality rate overall, but we don't know that, because we don't know the actual number of people infected,” he said, noting that “asymptomatic or mild cases have likely not sought medical attention and, thus, have not been counted.”