At risk groups for COVID-19 identified by CDC
Older adults and people with serious chronic conditions such as heart disease diabetes and lung disease are at highest risk. The CDC urges at risk individuals to stock health supplies groceries and medications and follow basic prevention steps to reduce exposure.
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Cleaning tips amid supply shortages during COVID concerns
Guidance from health agencies suggests soap and water as the most effective defense, with hydrogen peroxide at 3 percent also capable of inactivating viruses. When shortages occur, natural items like white vinegar, baking soda pastes, and citrus oils may substitute for certain cleaning tasks, though not all are endorsed for disinfection against COVID-19.
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Involvement grows in autism awareness efforts
Autism spectrum disorder affects many, with WHO estimating one in 160 children globally and the CDC noting a 15 percent rise in prevalence among U.S. children over a two year span. The piece urges advocacy, fundraising, school programs, and community support, highlighting Walks and Hire Autism initiatives and year round awareness efforts led by Autism Speaks.
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