6 reasons why it's a good idea to prepare—but not to panic—over the new coronavirus
Each day more cases of novel coronavirus, COVID-19, are reported in the U.S., and each day we feel more
So while we have hope that we can suppress the virus, there is still a lot we don’t know. But there is also a lot we do know. COVID-19 is a new virus in a well-known class of viruses. The coronaviruses are cold viruses. I’ve treated countless patients with coronaviruses over the years. In fact, we’ve been able to test for them on our respiratory panels for the entirety of myWe know how cold viruses work: They cause runny noses, sneezing, cough, and fever, and make us feel tired and achy.
You know how to take care of yourself when you have a cold: Drink lots of fluids and get some rest. Be kind to people who have medical problems. Just like if you have influenza, stay home and don’t spread it around.
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