Thirty-six new cases were reported today bringing the total in King County to 270. In addition, one new death is reported, bringing the total deaths to 27.
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Thirty-six new cases were reported today bringing the total in King County to 270. In addition, one new death is reported, bringing the total deaths to 27.
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Decreases were seen in all major racial and ethnic groups and among men, women, adolescents, young adults, and children.
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People who have been exposed to the coronavirus are being given incomplete or misleading information about whether they should quarantine themselves.
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Nine practical things to do to prepare yourself for when COVID-19 comes to your community.
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What to expect as colleges and universities move classes online amid coronavirus fears: 4 questions answered
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You have a regularly scheduled doctor or dental appointment. Should you go? Get and spread reliable information on COVID-19.
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Public Health – Seattle & King County is not recommending closure of schools and childcare programs when cases of COVID-19 have not been identified in the school community.
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In addition to the governor’s ban on events with more than 250 people, the county is prohibiting those with fewer unless organizers take steps to minimize risks
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Starting today, events that take place in King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties with more than 250 people are prohibited by the state.
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Nonprofit hospitals are required to provide free or discounted care to people of limited means, but nearly half of them routinely bill patients who qualify for such help
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Amelse knows hand-washing. She has an autoimmune disease that increases her risk of infection. She’s taken to heart the tried-and-true maxims of good hygiene.
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Libraries aren’t just libraries anymore. Libraries are becoming community centers.
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Washington state lawmakers are scrambling to pass a $100 million package to combat the coronavirus disease before their legislative session ends tomorrow.
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Rule changes center around visitors, screening, and precautionary measures.
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Officials urge King County residents to take seriously the recommendations to limit social contacts and minimize the spread of COVID-19 in the community.
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