This guide details key preventative steps to follow to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Prevention is key. It is essential to follow them. Even though many are now vaccinated, children and some others cannot receive it. And therefore, in some situations, following key steps remains critical.
Vaccinations
Vaccinations is key to stopping the pandemic. And everyone 12 and older should receive one. They protect us, and they protect others, too.
Please schedule your vaccine today.
Preventative Steps: Daily Habits
Wearing a Face Mask
Until fully vaccinated, you need to continue to follow key preventative steps. And this includes wearing a mask.
Wearing a mask is key. Make sure to wear one when around others. And make sure that it covers both the nose and mouth, too.
The virus is airborne. And it spreads through the air. But a mask will protect us. And masks protect others, too.
Social Distancing
When around others, maintain a minimum of six feet. This is key.
Limit your exposure as much as possible.
Avoid touching your face
And another way to not get sick is to avoid touching the face. This reduces the virus from spreading. And it protects you.
Washing and sanitizing of the hands
The hands can spread the virus. Thus, frequent hand washing is key. And you can also use hand sanitizer, too. But make sure it contains 60% alcohol.
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Cleaning surfaces is another key method to reduce infection. And especially frequently touched surfaces. This is especially true for anyone sick with the virus.
If sick, be sure to let others know. And to isolate.
Be careful of spreading germs:
