COVID-19: Beyond Washing Your Hands and Social Distancing

Authors

Mark DeBeliso, Southern Utah University
Joseph M. Berning, New Mexico State University
Carole Carson, Advanced Care Hospital of Southern New Mexico
Trish Sevene, California State University, Monterey BayFollow
Chad Harris, Metropolitan State University of Denver
Kent J. Adams, California State University, Monterey Bay
Joe Walsh, Sport Science Institute
Mike Climstein, The University of Sydney

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

4-2020

Publication Title

International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations

Abstract

A pandemic due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus was declared as of March 2020. The authors provide perspective towards preventing and/or mitigating the impact of contracting the virus known as COVID-19. The authors posit straightforward strategies that an individual could implement that may decrease the likelihood of developing COVID-19, help lessen the severity of the symptoms related to the COVID-19 and potentially mitigate the transmission of the virus. The authors consider their comments as food for thought and not as professional medical advice. If you believe you have contracted the COVID-19 virus seek the advice of your healthcare provider.

Comments

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Published in International Journal of Science and Engineering Investigations. Available at http://www.ijsei.com/papers/ijsei-99920-01.pdf.

Recommended Citation

DeBeliso, Mark; Berning, Joseph M.; Carson, Carole; Sevene, Trish; Harris, Chad; Adams, Kent J.; Walsh, Joe; and Climstein, Mike, "COVID-19: Beyond Washing Your Hands and Social Distancing" (2020). Kinesiology Faculty Publications and Presentations. 9.
https://digitalcommons.csumb.edu/kin_fac/9