How did Coronavirus start
One question often asked is how did Coronavirus start? The Coronavirus originated in Wuhan, China and as of the 30th of January 2020, the World Health Organisation declared it a … Continue Reading →
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Coronavirus advice – what you should do?
Coronavirus COVID-19 is rapidly spreading around the world, and although there is a lot still to learn about the virus, the advice to slow down the spread of the virus … Continue Reading →
Face masks and Coronavirus – FFP1 FFP2 and FFP3
There are different types of face mask and Coranvirus considerations. There are three main types of Filtering Face Piece (FFP) masks: FFP1, FFP2, and FFP3. These types are mainly used … Continue Reading →
Coronavirus – advice for people with dogs and cats
The following advice provides further detail for pet owners and livestock keepers on maintaining the welfare of their animals during the coronavirus pandemic. The UK government website in April 2020 … Continue Reading →
Protecting yourself during a Coronavirus COVID 19 lockdown
The single most important action you can take is to stay at home in a COVID 19 lockdown order is to take the pressure off the medical services and therefore … Continue Reading →
Pets and Coronavirus – can my cat or dog spread coronavirus
There has been many press stories about pets and Coronavirus. There is no current evidence that Coranvirus COVID-19 can be caught by dogs and cats, and other pets. Although your … Continue Reading →
Is Coronavirus airborne?
COVID-19 is spread via human to human contact and from infected surfaces. but the new Coronavirus can be spread through respiratory droplets, is Coronavirus airborne? These droplets are emitted when … Continue Reading →
Coping with stress during the Coronavirus outbreak
The current COVID-19 Coronavirus outbreak is a worrying time for us all, and it is normal to feel sad, stressed, confused, scared or angry. The World Health Organisation has given … Continue Reading →
What are the Coronavirus Signs and Symptoms
A lot is still to be learnt about Coronavirus signs and symptoms and COVID 19 but the basic symptoms are known. The World Health Organisation currently state that the incubation … Continue Reading →
Choking Statistics
Choking continues to demand attention as one of the leading causes of accidental death across the world. A danger at all ages, choking deaths are most common in the elderly. … Continue Reading →