No, I am not venturing out. I do have some Advil and Aleve. Not sure if they will work.
I have not checked Amazon but I am betting they are sold out just like they are sold out of Lysol.
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No, I am not venturing out. I do have some Advil and Aleve. Not sure if they will work.
I have not checked Amazon but I am betting they are sold out just like they are sold out of Lysol.
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North Carolina governor says state faces “overwhelming crush” of unemployment claims, topping 400K
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Cooper pledged that the state’s Employment Security Commission will keep on “working hard until these claims get paid and everybody gets in the system” but he also acknowledged the difficulty in processing all the claims.
“This is a frustration that's being faced in every single state in the country because for example in North Carolina, this is a system that was used to about 3,000 claims a week and now they're dealing with over 400,000," he said.
Cooper stressed that “every single family that applies for unemployment benefits is important."
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Cooper pledged that the state’s Employment Security Commission will keep on “working hard until these claims get paid and everybody gets in the system” but he also acknowledged the difficulty in processing all the claims.
“This is a frustration that's being faced in every single state in the country because for example in North Carolina, this is a system that was used to about 3,000 claims a week and now they're dealing with over 400,000," he said.
Cooper stressed that “every single family that applies for unemployment benefits is important."
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World's busiest airport faces increasing number of homeless people seeking overnight refuge
The world's busiest airport, Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, is facing an increasing homelessness problem as hundreds seek overnight refuge in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Jeff Smythe, CEO of Hope Atlanta, an organization striving to curb homelessness, said his team screened more than 250 homeless people at the airport for Covid-19 symptoms each night this past weekend.
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"We are very concerned about these vulnerable populations. I had a couple of veterans last night that were in either the high risk category because of age or chronic condition or both," Smythe said.
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottom's spokesperson told CNN in a statement that the city is working toward alternative solutions for the homeless community.
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The spokesperson added: "The City and its partners are working to finalize funding and action plans for additional solutions, such as emergency lodging with the opportunity for placement into permanent housing."
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The world's busiest airport, Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, is facing an increasing homelessness problem as hundreds seek overnight refuge in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Jeff Smythe, CEO of Hope Atlanta, an organization striving to curb homelessness, said his team screened more than 250 homeless people at the airport for Covid-19 symptoms each night this past weekend.
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"We are very concerned about these vulnerable populations. I had a couple of veterans last night that were in either the high risk category because of age or chronic condition or both," Smythe said.
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottom's spokesperson told CNN in a statement that the city is working toward alternative solutions for the homeless community.
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The spokesperson added: "The City and its partners are working to finalize funding and action plans for additional solutions, such as emergency lodging with the opportunity for placement into permanent housing."
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Advil and Aleve are Nsaids. Do you have a Pharmacy that delivers?
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Physician worries Covid-19-related deaths could be undercounted
Men unload a wooden casket from a hearse at a funeral home in Brooklyn, New York, on April 5.
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Ranney, an emergency physician at Lifespan/Brown University, told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer that people with acute conditions who usually fill her emergency department, like strokes or heart attacks, are not showing up.
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Ranney said she also wonders whether fatalities were attributed to other health issues -- not accounting for the role coronavirus played.
“We wonder how much of that preceded the reports of this past week. How many deaths were attributed to heart attacks, hypertension, diabetes, that were actually exacerbated by Covid-19,” she said.
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Men unload a wooden casket from a hearse at a funeral home in Brooklyn, New York, on April 5.
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Ranney, an emergency physician at Lifespan/Brown University, told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer that people with acute conditions who usually fill her emergency department, like strokes or heart attacks, are not showing up.
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Ranney said she also wonders whether fatalities were attributed to other health issues -- not accounting for the role coronavirus played.
“We wonder how much of that preceded the reports of this past week. How many deaths were attributed to heart attacks, hypertension, diabetes, that were actually exacerbated by Covid-19,” she said.
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Not sure. I am in Redneckville but I will check. Thanks Bravo.
John Prine Dead at 73 From Coronavirus
Americana legend and revered singer-songwriter John Prine died Tuesday (April 7) from complications of COVID-19, Prine's family confirmed to Rolling Stoneand Billboard separately confirmed. The two-time Grammy-winning artist was 73.
Prine’s family revealed his diagnosis on March 29. In a message posted to social media, his family let fans know that he had been in the hospital for several days and that his situation was “critical.” His wife, Fiona, gave an update April 2, stating that he was still "very ill," yet she remained "hopeful."
The Illinois-born Prine was the songwriters’ songwriter, getting his start in the Chicago folk scene in the 1970s, where his early champions included Kris Kristofferson, Bob Dylan and "Cowboy" Jack Clement, the latter of whom convinced Prine to move to Nashville in March 1980. Kristofferson is often credited with discovering Prine and invited him onstage at his own show at New York’s Bitter End in 1971. The following day, Prine would get a record deal offer from Atlantic Records.
Americana legend and revered singer-songwriter John Prine died Tuesday (April 7) from complications of COVID-19, Prine's family confirmed to Rolling Stoneand Billboard separately confirmed. The two-time Grammy-winning artist was 73.
Prine’s family revealed his diagnosis on March 29. In a message posted to social media, his family let fans know that he had been in the hospital for several days and that his situation was “critical.” His wife, Fiona, gave an update April 2, stating that he was still "very ill," yet she remained "hopeful."
The Illinois-born Prine was the songwriters’ songwriter, getting his start in the Chicago folk scene in the 1970s, where his early champions included Kris Kristofferson, Bob Dylan and "Cowboy" Jack Clement, the latter of whom convinced Prine to move to Nashville in March 1980. Kristofferson is often credited with discovering Prine and invited him onstage at his own show at New York’s Bitter End in 1971. The following day, Prine would get a record deal offer from Atlantic Records.
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Your welcome. This is just opinion but a low grade fever can remain just that and let your body fight back. Cool compresses to the forehead, back of neck and tepid baths can reduce a fever as well.
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New York governor isn’t just worried about another coronavirus wave. He’s worried about the present.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he is worried about coronavirus cases and hospitalizations increasing again as some people start to leave their homes.
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Earlier Tuesday, Cuomo said at his daily press briefing that hospitalizations may be leveling off and social distancing "is working," but stressed that New Yorkers need to keep doing it.
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The governor said not complying with social distancing would be irresponsible and put a burden on health care workers and first responders.
"This really is a time where your own individual actions affect other people. It can literally kill other people," he said.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said he is worried about coronavirus cases and hospitalizations increasing again as some people start to leave their homes.
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Earlier Tuesday, Cuomo said at his daily press briefing that hospitalizations may be leveling off and social distancing "is working," but stressed that New Yorkers need to keep doing it.
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The governor said not complying with social distancing would be irresponsible and put a burden on health care workers and first responders.
"This really is a time where your own individual actions affect other people. It can literally kill other people," he said.
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Oh no! Every death is tragic but this makes me so very sad. What a legend.
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US marks record for most new coronavirus deaths reported in a single day
The United States' coronavirus death toll reached 12,722 on Tuesday evening, with an increase of 1,736 deaths during the day. That number marks the most deaths recorded in a single day so far.
According to data supplied by Johns Hopkins University, the previous record for the most new US coronavirus deaths added in a single day was 1,344. That was reached on April 4.
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The United States' coronavirus death toll reached 12,722 on Tuesday evening, with an increase of 1,736 deaths during the day. That number marks the most deaths recorded in a single day so far.
According to data supplied by Johns Hopkins University, the previous record for the most new US coronavirus deaths added in a single day was 1,344. That was reached on April 4.
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New York City coronavirus victims who die at home will be counted in death toll, officials say
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“Every person with a lab confirmed Covid-19 diagnosis is counted in the number of fatalities, whether they passed away at home or in a hospital,” the deputy press secretary for the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Stephanie Buhle, told CNN.
“The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) and the NYC Health Department are working together to include into their reports deaths that may be linked to Covid but not lab confirmed that occur at home.”
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New York city has reported a total of 3,544 deaths and a total of 74,601 coronavirus cases to date. New York state currently has 139,875 confirmed cases of coronavirus, including 5,489 deaths.
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“Every person with a lab confirmed Covid-19 diagnosis is counted in the number of fatalities, whether they passed away at home or in a hospital,” the deputy press secretary for the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Stephanie Buhle, told CNN.
“The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) and the NYC Health Department are working together to include into their reports deaths that may be linked to Covid but not lab confirmed that occur at home.”
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New York city has reported a total of 3,544 deaths and a total of 74,601 coronavirus cases to date. New York state currently has 139,875 confirmed cases of coronavirus, including 5,489 deaths.
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I am seeing plenty of acetaminophen on Amazon.
That's the generic name for Tylenol.
GoodSense Acetaminophen.
The tablets are 650 mg
Regular strength is 500mg
So, you would want to take that into consideration.
Walmart has an Equate version of 500 mg acetaminophen as well.
(Most places) I guess it depends on your state.
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Extended-Release Tablets 650 mg (Arthritis Pain), 400 Count. May provide Temporary Pain Relief from: Minor Pain of Arthritis, the Common Cold, Headache, and Toothache https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HG69D8G/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_i_n.sJEbW3FYTPT
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That's the generic name for Tylenol.
GoodSense Acetaminophen.
The tablets are 650 mg
Regular strength is 500mg
So, you would want to take that into consideration.
Walmart has an Equate version of 500 mg acetaminophen as well.
(Most places) I guess it depends on your state.
MOO
Extended-Release Tablets 650 mg (Arthritis Pain), 400 Count. May provide Temporary Pain Relief from: Minor Pain of Arthritis, the Common Cold, Headache, and Toothache https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HG69D8G/ref=cm_sw_r_fm_apa_i_n.sJEbW3FYTPT
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Coronavirus live updates: Newsom says California amassing masks, may share with other states
6:49 p.m. Newsom says California to acquire 200 million masks per month: Gov. Gavin Newsom said California has secured a supply of “upwards of 200 million masks” per month during an interview Tuesday on “The Rachel Maddow Show.” Newsom said the agreement was reached in the last 48 hours and has officials “confident we can supply the needs of the state of California (and) potentially the needs of other western states.” Newsom said a “vast majority” will be N95 masks manufactured overseas and acquired through a manufacturer in California. ...
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5:49 p.m. Los Angeles orders customers and employees of essential businesses to wear face coverings: Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti issued an order Tuesday for all workers at grocery stores, laundromats, hardware stores and other essential businesses to wear face coverings while at work to guard against the spread of the coronavirus. ...
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5:07 p.m. The joys of cooking in the age of coronavirus can be an op: For many Bay Area residents, preparing three home-cooked meals a day has turned into an exhausting necessity. For others, it’s an opportunity: a way to connect to loved ones they can’t see; a way to feel normal during an abnormal time; a way to exert control when everything seems to be spiraling into chaos. Read the article on cooking culture here.
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6:49 p.m. Newsom says California to acquire 200 million masks per month: Gov. Gavin Newsom said California has secured a supply of “upwards of 200 million masks” per month during an interview Tuesday on “The Rachel Maddow Show.” Newsom said the agreement was reached in the last 48 hours and has officials “confident we can supply the needs of the state of California (and) potentially the needs of other western states.” Newsom said a “vast majority” will be N95 masks manufactured overseas and acquired through a manufacturer in California. ...
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5:49 p.m. Los Angeles orders customers and employees of essential businesses to wear face coverings: Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti issued an order Tuesday for all workers at grocery stores, laundromats, hardware stores and other essential businesses to wear face coverings while at work to guard against the spread of the coronavirus. ...
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5:07 p.m. The joys of cooking in the age of coronavirus can be an op: For many Bay Area residents, preparing three home-cooked meals a day has turned into an exhausting necessity. For others, it’s an opportunity: a way to connect to loved ones they can’t see; a way to feel normal during an abnormal time; a way to exert control when everything seems to be spiraling into chaos. Read the article on cooking culture here.
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Feels good to do something. When Nurses come out or are heading in they have what they call an "ugly cry". I cant imagine wearing all the PPE for 12 hrs. Daughter says it takes about 2 hrs. for the feeling to go once home that your no longer wearing it.
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Coronavirus live updates: Wuhan eases lockdown, China reports 62 new cases and 2 deaths
All times below are in Beijing time.
8:20 am: China reports 62 new cases, 2 deaths
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That brings the country’s total to 81,802 confirmed case and 3,333 deaths, according to the NHC.
Separately, there were 137 new asymptomatic cases, where people tested positive for the virus but did not show any symptoms.
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8:10 am: Wuhan further eases lockdown, allows people to leave city
The central Chinese city of Wuhan — where the coronavirus was first reported — started allowing people to leave for the first time since it was locked down on Jan. 23 to contain the outbreak.
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Based on ticket sales, 55,000 people will leave Wuhan by train on Wednesday, Chinese media reported.
More than 50,000 people were infected with the virus in Wuhan and the death toll in the city has reached 2,572, about 80% of the total fatalities in China, according to official figures.
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8 pm: Trump blames WHO for getting coronavirus pandemic wrong, threatens to withhold funding
President Donald Trump blamed the World Health Organization for getting “every aspect” of the coronavirus pandemic wrong and threatened to withhold funding from the international organization.
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WHO officials declared the outbreak a pandemic on March 11, when there were just 121,000 global cases. In the U.S., there are more than 380,000 cases, according to Johns Hopkins University. —Dawn Kopecki, Berkeley Lovelace Jr.
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All times below are in Beijing time.
8:20 am: China reports 62 new cases, 2 deaths
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That brings the country’s total to 81,802 confirmed case and 3,333 deaths, according to the NHC.
Separately, there were 137 new asymptomatic cases, where people tested positive for the virus but did not show any symptoms.
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8:10 am: Wuhan further eases lockdown, allows people to leave city
The central Chinese city of Wuhan — where the coronavirus was first reported — started allowing people to leave for the first time since it was locked down on Jan. 23 to contain the outbreak.
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Based on ticket sales, 55,000 people will leave Wuhan by train on Wednesday, Chinese media reported.
More than 50,000 people were infected with the virus in Wuhan and the death toll in the city has reached 2,572, about 80% of the total fatalities in China, according to official figures.
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All times below are in Eastern time.
8 pm: Trump blames WHO for getting coronavirus pandemic wrong, threatens to withhold funding
President Donald Trump blamed the World Health Organization for getting “every aspect” of the coronavirus pandemic wrong and threatened to withhold funding from the international organization.
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WHO officials declared the outbreak a pandemic on March 11, when there were just 121,000 global cases. In the U.S., there are more than 380,000 cases, according to Johns Hopkins University. —Dawn Kopecki, Berkeley Lovelace Jr.
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Coronavirus: Vaughan manufacturing facility finishes 1st batch of Ontario-made masks
Coronavirus: Vaughan manufacturing facility finishes 1st batch of Ontario-made masks
Ontario Premier Doug Ford loads ASTM Level 3 masks made by The Woodbridge Group in Woodbridge, Ont. on Tuesday, April 7, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
Coronavirus: Vaughan manufacturing facility finishes 1st batch of Ontario-made masks
Ontario Premier Doug Ford loads ASTM Level 3 masks made by The Woodbridge Group in Woodbridge, Ont. on Tuesday, April 7, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
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I have been sooo impressed with Ford! Boots on the ground. And our Prime Minister as well. Great Leadership. IMOCoronavirus: Vaughan manufacturing facility finishes 1st batch of Ontario-made masks
Coronavirus: Vaughan manufacturing facility finishes 1st batch of Ontario-made masks
Ontario Premier Doug Ford loads ASTM Level 3 masks made by The Woodbridge Group in Woodbridge, Ont. on Tuesday, April 7, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
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