Prevent Viral Infections: Safety Guide for Interpersonal Relationships, Travelling Tips, and How to Keep Your Home Protected

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How to Protect Yourself from Viral Infections using simple tools and safety routines. These days, it’s not a question of if but when a viral outbreak will occur. We often think we will be safe. We think we can beat the odds. But they’re stacked against us, and the less we prepare, the more likely we are to panic when an outbreak becomes a real threat. To beat the panic, and the virus, you need to know what steps to take to keep yourself safe and how to limit your chances of exposure.

Author(s): Conrad Jennings
Year: 2020

Language: English
Pages: 55
Tags: How to Protect Yourself from Viral Infections using simple tools and safety routines guide

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Interpersonal Relationships

Your Family and Dating

How Intimacy Is Affected

Long-Distance Relationships

Social Meetings

Chapter 2: Traveling Tips

Keep a Traveling Kit

Interacting With Other Commuters

Social Distancing With Disruptive Tech Like Uber and Airbnb

Chapter 3: Protecting Your Home

A Working Plan for Your Family

Caring for Sick Family Members

Chapter 4: Personal Hygiene in Your Daily Life

Personal Hygiene Guidelines

Staying Safe While Traveling

Workplace Readiness

Chapter 5: The Threat of Emerging Infectious Diseases

Factors Responsible for Recent Emerging and Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases

Preparing for an Epidemic

How Epidemics Change Your Normal Life

Chapter 6: Life Under Coronavirus

Debunking Coronavirus Myths

Do You Really Need the Mask?

What to Expect From Health Workers

Conclusion

References