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Why you're not likely to catch COVID-19 from your jacket
Andrew Chang talks to a doctor about whether it’s worthwhile to disinfect your jacket after going outside or running errands.
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Are you safer from COVID-19 indoors or outdoors?
Andrew Chang asks an infectious disease doctor whether it’s safer to be indoors or outdoors during the coronavirus pandemic.
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How to avoid COVID-19 in an elevator
The National’s Andrew Chang looks at ways to avoid getting infected with the coronavirus while in an enclosed space, like an elevator.
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How to handle cash during the COVID-19 pandemic
With recent efforts to limit the spread of germs and reduce contact, a look at how to handle cash during a pandemic.
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Can my pet spread COVID-19?
While physical distancing and trying to keep germs at bay, some wonder whether their pets could spread COVID-19.
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Clearing up the confusion around whether masks protect against COVID-19
While public health officials tell Canadians not to wear masks unless they’re sick, other countries take a different approach, leading to confusion for some.
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Explaining coronavirus to kids
If you're a parent wondering how to talk to your kids about the coronavirus, here's a video that'll help start the conversation.
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Handwashing put to the test
Using “glo germ,” a product that shows up under black light, Andrew Chang takes a first-hand look at how germs are transmitted, and how to wash them off our hands effectively.
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More overworked doctors say they’re sick of writing sick notes
Canadian doctors say reducing paperwork like writing sick notes could help free up more of their time to spend with patients, which could be one small step to helping ease the healthcare crisis.
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Scrap the sicknotes: Doctors say employers are contributing to the health-care crisis
Doctors across the country tell CBC they’re drowning in paperwork, and it’s taking much-needed time away from their patients. In our series The Cure, reporter Heather Gillis explains how some provinces are pushing back.
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Overworked doctors say they’re sick of writing sick notes
Canadian doctors say reducing paperwork like writing sick notes could help free up more of their time to spend with patients, which could be one small step to helping ease the health-care crisis.
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Mayer Hawthorne Interview (clip 7)
Mayer Hawthorne on health care, tours, live performance, germs and tour bus. Produced by Uncensored Interview / Zen Cat Productions. Mayer Hawthorne Interview (clip 7) at Lora Reynolds Gallery on March 18, 2010 in Austin, Texas (Footage...
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Scientists working with microscopes and close-ups of organisms. France, 1940s
Clip 3 from the 1940s French film 'Au Dela Du Visible', exploring scientific work undertaken at the Palais de la Decouverte (Discovery Palace) in Paris, and experiments relating to the theme of outer space. (1943-1944). Scientists...
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High Speed Sneeze, side view man's head sneezing, black background, lips wobble and saliva flies out of mouth
High Speed Sneeze, side view man's head sneezing, black background, lips wobble and saliva flies out of mouth
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Cleanliness at home
/ Man inspects meat and stamps it, talking bar of soap, boy grabs piece of fruit and rinses it / Girl and mother clean dishes.
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Cleanliness preparation before dinner
/ Hand washing, girl washing hands before preparing vegetables for dinner.
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Computer animation of small group of viruses
Computer animation of small group of viruses
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HD Placing pills in box close-up
Placing pills in pill box close-up. Shot with LEICA Vario-Apo-Elmarit-R 70-180mm f/2.8 lens.
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Computer animation of large group of viruses
Computer animation of large group of viruses
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High Speed - MCU side view man sneezing, black background
High Speed - MCU side view man sneezing, black background