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This presentation discusses COVID-19 prevention measures. It defines COVID-19 as a virus that emerged in 2019 and has led to many deaths and economic impacts worldwide. The government has implemented health protocols to avoid infections, such as using hand sanitizer, washing hands, and wearing face masks. Posters in public places demonstrate these protocols. Swab tests are used to confirm COVID-19 cases, and vaccines help prevent infection. Everyone should protect themselves and others by washing hands, social distancing, avoiding touching the face, practicing respiratory hygiene, seeking early medical care for symptoms, staying informed, and following healthcare advice.
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Managing Coronavirus Fears
There are important health reasons to tamp down excessive anxiety that can accompany this viral threat.
By Jane E. Brody
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Covid-19, the invisible enemy now bearing down on 328.2 million Americans, is tailor-made to induce fear and anxiety, prompting both rational and irrational behavior and, if the emotional stress persists, perhaps causing long-lasting harm to health.
We’re staring down an alien virus our bodies have never before encountered and which we are currently unable to control. There is no vaccine yet available to prevent Covid-19 or drug proven effective to fight the illness, limiting our ability to protect ourselves. So we buy reams and reams of toilet paper because it’s something we can do to give us a feeling of dominance over a force that threatens to overwhelm us.
“There’s never been a time in modern human history when every person is seriously worried about the same thing at the same time,” said David Ropeik, a consultant on risk management and former instructor in risk communication at the Harvard School of Public Health. And there’s never before been a ubiquitous threat that can be so instantly broadcast to a world of 7.8 billion people.
“We’re being inundated with a constant flow of scary information that overwhelms our ability to be dispassionate,” said Mr. Ropeik, author of “How Risky Is It, Really? Why Our Fears Don’t Always Match the Facts.” “Our brains are screaming to give the coronavirus more weight, challenging our ability to recognize that most people are actually at low risk.”
As with other calamities, it’s the bad news that gets the most attention, not the apparent fact that most people who become infected develop no symptoms or only mild ones and recover fully within a week or so.
Compounding a sense of doom for some people is their inability to evaluate risk and the fact that what is an acceptable risk for one person is intolerable to another. Following the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, many people were afraid to fly and instead drove thousands of miles, incurring a far greater risk to life and limb yet instilling a feeling of control with their hands on the wheel and foot on the gas.
“A risk we choose seems less dangerous than a risk that is imposed on us,” Mr. Ropeik observed.
Not that it’s inappropriate to feel anxious about the risk we all now face, especially if that distress reminds us to be diligent about social distancing, avoid physical contact with people who do not share our household, wash our hands often and well and keep them off our faces and out of our eyes.
But while a certain amount of worrying can help motivate you to protect against possible exposure to the virus, compulsively reading or tuning in to the bad news about Covid-19 throughout the day is unlikely to enhance your emotional or physical well-being.
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- 1. COVID-19 Global pandemic or Panic Crisis? Food for thought
- 2. Why did us humans respond to the COVID-19 outbreak by panicking?
- 3. Is it because COVID-19 is a genuine threat to health? Yes – but no. Let’s look at the data
- 4. “The seasonal flu kills 20X more people than COVID-19, daily.” Statistically speaking – You’re more likely to die from the common cold that the coronavirus.
- 5. So if there isn’t a significant health threat, why are we panicking?
- 6. Well, us Britons kind of didn’t panic at all… Unless you consider the possibility of panic buying toilet rolls & hand sanitiser falling under “nothing”…
- 7. Where-as Paris, Italy and Spain are on lockdown
- 8. So, why is there such a difference in reaction to the pandemic from nation to nation?
- 9. There is always more than one solution to the same problem. • Britain: Heard immunity strategy – the goal is to infect approximately 60% of the population in order to build immunity to the virus across the nation. To a point where the immunity rate is so high, the exponential spread of the virus begins falling. • The rest of the world: Isolation strategy – Reduce human contact until individual cases drop, then begin rebuilding society whilst distributing a vaccine.
- 10. Which strategy is best? Only time will tell
- 11. Is “the media” responsible for the outbreak of panic? It’s hard to prove this – but if you consider a world without “the media” would you even be aware of the COVID-19 outbreak – probably not.
- 12. Final thinking point… Is it possible that we have lost control of the message behind the pandemic - before loosing control of the pandemic itself? Personally, I think yes. What are your thoughts?