"Given the increased transmission of new strains of COVID-19, residents should continue taking common-sense precautions to avoid transmitting or becoming ill with COVID-19," the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health said in a statement Thursday.
"This includes washing their hands often or using hand sanitizer, especially before eating, after sneezing or coughing, or when in public places, and considering mask use when in crowded indoor spaces,"

#MasksOn #MaskUp #WashOrSanitizeYourHands
#SocialDistanceIfYouAreImmuneCompromised #CovidIsNotOver #CovidSurge #CaliforniaCovidSurge
#CaliforniaCovidSummer
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@DaemonFC For those who don't know: The vast majority of humans, two thirds or more, carry the Herpes virus. Most never have an outbreak and for most who do, they're mild and rare.

For some, outbreaks can be severe and painful, and potentially dangerous for children delivered vaginally.

Over time, outbreaks tend to lessen in severity and frequency.

That COVID may trigger outbreaks is another sign that SARS-CoV-2 is a full body disease, possibly affecting every system.

#MasksOn

#CovidIsNotOver #MasksOn I'm disgusted
This is new hospital rules

COVID-19 positive patients are allowed visitors, with these visitors strongly encouraged to wear the appropriate PPE, however, it is not mandated.