I mean, for the average American who gets sick or has a relative or a child who gets sick, how many days off paid by the federal government will they have?
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I mean, for the average American who gets sick or has a relative or a child who gets sick, how many days off paid by the federal government will they have?
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You just know that if you get sick, if your grandmother gets sick, if your kid gets sick, you just take them to the hospital, it&aposs free, and they get sorted out.
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This is unusual, as it's usually me that gets sick.
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The body ages, breaks down, gets sick, suffers and dies.
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Ollie gets sick at a beauty pageant, but he survives.
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If this woman [Werema] gets sick, it is on me.
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Ms. Flores is planning for when an employee gets sick.
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Ms. Flores is planning for when an employee gets sick.
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A family member gets sick, a child dies in birth.
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If anybody gets sick in space you can bring us home.
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Your pet gets sick and you don't know what to do.
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"She gets sick a lot," one of the probation officers warns.
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If a believer gets sick and dies, shame compounds the grief.
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When his mother gets sick, he moves to be with her.
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The drugs work best when started soon after someone gets sick.
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Teachers have taken homework to hospitals when a student gets sick.
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Follow the same guidance if someone in your family gets sick.
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"I know you'll contact me if he gets sick," I continued.
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Someone gets sick, or God forbid, someone gets divorced or dies.
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Life seems unending until you or someone you love gets sick.
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Everyone gets sick — except maybe Trump, according to his very exuberant doctor.
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Not everyone gets sick—just those whose health is not the greatest.
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When one gets sick of it, the other picks it back up.
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Sometimes he gets sick of me and I get sick of him.
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Their bathroom is closed, and she gets sick in the parking lot.
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"If one of these guys gets sick, we'll shut down," he said.
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Colin, still wobbly from the barge and now the twirling, gets sick.
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Such guidance also includes how to respond if an employee gets sick.
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"Every time I remember the 'ciclon,' my heart gets sick," it goes.
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But if she gets sick, we both know it could be fatal.
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They include using health care-grade bleach wipes to clean if someone in your family gets sick (regular Clorox and Lysol disinfecting wipes do not kill norovirus), and cleaning the bathroom every time a person gets sick in it.
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But you understand what it's like when someone you love dearly gets sick?
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When 23 million people lose their health insurance, our whole economy gets sick.
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Standing by her brothers side and rubbing his back while he gets sick.
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What would happen if your child gets sick or your car breaks down?
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When Baby Angela gets sick, each takes a different tactic to remedy the situation.
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He gets sick of the eye test and tells the officer he won't comply.
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"If anyone gets sick, we are going to kill you," she recalled them saying.
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And since GBS affects the immune system, she gets sick more easily than before.
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If someone gets sick, the authorities want to know where to lay the blame.
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"Now imagine saying that to your daughter after she gets sick," someone else tweeted.
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Chicago (CNN)The day before she checks in with immigration officials, Francisca Lino gets sick.
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She told the Post that her travel insurance won't evacuate her unless she gets sick.
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Media Goes Apeshit After One Guy Gets Sick Off of SushiSushi usually contains raw food.
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And what happens when someone gets sick and doesn't grab the barf bag in time.
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What would happen if a Pikachu gets sick and no one was there to help?
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While everyone — politicians included — gets sick from time to time, the intense focus on Mrs.
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Costs can also exceed expectations if the pet gets sick and requires surgery, Hoger added.
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If our neighbor or co-worker gets sick, we have the potential to get sick.
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When he gets sick, he has no access to medical care and can't afford medication.
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The ICU nurse works per diem and doesn't get paid leave if she gets sick.
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How would you feel about postponing your wedding if one of your parents gets sick?
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" And eventually, she gets tired of it: "One gets sick of cleaning up after others.
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Once everyone finally gets sick of their bullshit, Libras can find themselves left in the cold.
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Also, it's just cool as hell to better understand why your body gets sick and smelly.
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Research shows if you don't hug or touch a child it gets sick, and it dies.
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The bottom line: Everyone gets sick and dies, making health care a mostly recession-proof industry.
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In the US, one in six people gets sick from contaminated food and drink every year.
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No one really gets sick in The Lord of the Rings, certainly not in the movies.
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They can extend the leave for another 14 weeks if the child or parent gets sick.
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Once someone gets sick, they are treated no differently than anyone else with a disease or condition.
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Finally, she gets sick of Khloé's persistence and yells at her, bringing the convo to a halt.
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Lots of new things are great, but everyone gets sick of ice cream after a while, right?
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Not 50 though ... looks like he's gonna do his thing until he gets sick ... or dies trying.
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These days, her symptoms get worse if she gets sick, but otherwise she has a full life.
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When you get grotesque inequalities of the sort we see today in the US, democracy gets sick.
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They're worried if one of their family members gets sick that they're going to lose their home.
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The only recurring bill the Gees have is medical travel insurance in case someone gets sick or injured.
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The only place someone gets sick is Sydney, where Meade gets food poisoning from a (non-insect) hamburger.
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Her husband, Justin, rarely gets sick, she said, so he might be able to get away without insurance.
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When someone gets sick, their body learns what the virus looks like, and destroys it upon re-infection.
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" Gary Woodland, the reigning U.S. Open champion, said: "Hopefully, we can continue to play and nobody gets sick.
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While not everyone will have children, everyone gets sick and cares for a loved one at some point.
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"Then, what do you do if the horse gets sick in the next week and dies?" he asked.
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If a child gets sick or hurt, or if school ends early, she gets the call every time.
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There's even some evidence that the immune molecules in breast milk increase when the baby gets sick, she adds.
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On some occasions, however, her paralysis-related symptoms return, like when she works out too much or gets sick.
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She has told her parents she does not want to return to the hospital if she gets sick again.
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So if someone gets sick and they should be on Medicare, that is supposed to be their primary insurance.
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When someone in your household gets sick, everyone in the family needs to wash their hands frequently with soap.
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Current estimates indicate that every individual who gets sick can spread the virus to two to three more people.
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So when J-Lo sneezes, it is now up to someone else to make sure the public gets sick.
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The best way to mitigate costs is to sign up for pet insurance long before Fluffy ever gets sick.
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After Alejandro leaves to join the military, their mother gets sick but Alan cannot find the medicine she needs.
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From the outside, they're still picture-perfect when Billie gets sick; from the inside, the wear is already showing.
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If one gets sick, no big deal — there are plenty of healthy people to help balance out the cost.
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She breathes easier these days, she said, knowing her medical team can always find new phages if she gets sick.
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She will prerecord the song, but it will only play if she gets sick and physically can't pull it off.
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Backward contamination is the Andromeda Strain kind of scenario, where you're bringing something back and everybody gets sick and dies.
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She gets sick again on the drive, and I quickly hand her an empty tissue box to throw up in.
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No one's family turns on them, no one gets sick, no one gets beat up by a pack of rednecks.
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Plus, they can also assist in emergencies such as if a traveler gets sick and needs to see a doctor.
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Does mom have solid enough health insurance to cover her in case she gets sick—or if she is already?
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The biggest thing was get him checked out and get him out of the building so nobody else gets sick.
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When a child gets sick with severe malaria, access to a hospital can mean the difference between life and death.
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They know it's important to wash hands because Mommy gets sick easier, and I know that Mommy sometimes gets sleepy easier.
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They talk about their kids' education, and how they're worried that they'll go bankrupt if someone in their family gets sick.
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Oh, you have a family member who gets sick and you'd rather be closer to home to help them through it?
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A video of product contamination going viral could seriously affect customers' perception of a brand, even if no one gets sick.
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The second starts off well, but then her little brother gets sick, and the family's insurance won't cover all the expenses.
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Disturbingly, if a worker exposed to unhealthy air gets sick, he or she may not be able to see a doctor.
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And so June's thinking he's going to be out there with his dad all summer, but then his dad gets sick.
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" Brown quickly responded, saying that he gets "sick and tired of the richest people in this country getting richer and richer.
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A Plan If Someone Gets Sick: It might be on paper or in a Google spreadsheet, but please read, think about, and prepare a plan for what to do if someone in your house gets sick (which room should they be in?), how to deal with childcare if local schools or daycare get shut down, and more.
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If she gets sick or retires, Trump would have the opportunity to tip the balance of the court in the conservative direction.
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Now she wants the resort and the travel agency that's advertising it to fully investigate before anyone else gets sick or dies.
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This leaves a person to despair, wondering what they will do if they get sick, or one of their kids gets sick.
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After the initial infection, the virus hides out in the animal's nerves, flaring up only when the monkey gets sick or stressed.
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Finally, Connor gets sick of fighting with Lincoln over the picture and tosses it in the pool in a fit of rage.
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But it turns out it contains lead that's way over the federal legal limit, and your kid gets sick as a result.
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"Every candidate and campaign aide gets sick, but they just never get to take days off," said former Obama aide Dan Pfeiffer.
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Stockpiled antiviral drugs called neuraminidase inhibitors can help, as long as they're dispensed within a couple days after a person gets sick.
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Also, Michael Tascioni says he can't work on Peter's case anymore because his dog gets sick, so Diane has to represent Peter.
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"Immigrant families don't ask for help the moment that their child gets sick because they are afraid of being deported," she says.
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Alicia says that if this happens, the family member who gets sick needs to tap Maria on the top of the head.
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It also helps us creatively keep in touch if one of us gets sick and has to quarantine ourselves to our room.
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She asked that if she gets sick and has a poor prognosis, to play recordings of the voice of Josie, her daughter.
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However, in some situations, like when a mouse gets sick, it is more likely to recover when it has its own microbiome.
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When a person gets sick, everyone in that person's sphere is impacted, making the responsibility of writing new narratives a shared one.
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It's a well fiction turns to over and over again, in its many forms, seemingly because nobody ever gets sick of it.
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Screenshot: Heyday FilmsImagine the frightening scenario—dramatized in movies like Gravity and 2001—where an astronaut gets sick or disoriented during a spacewalk.
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That means that if their car breaks down or their child gets sick, they have to charge those expenses to a credit card.
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Daycare for her is $600 a month, she gets sick so much from daycare I ended up losing my job as a result.
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But to avoid malnutrition she takes vitamins, must eat small meals and gets sick if she eats foods high in fat or sugar.
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If you are a multimillionaire and someone in your family gets sick, in other words, AHCA is going to be great for you.
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It will have to reassess employee schedules on the fly, as staff members leave unexpectedly when they or a family member gets sick.
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Justin Bieber has a promising career as a food truck vendor if he ever gets sick of writing music and touring the world.
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And just as things are falling apart, Emily gets sick, which brings her parents (the wonderful Holly Hunter and Ray Romano) onto the scene.
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Because if he does not have a house and he gets sick and so on, he is a greater burden for all of us.
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Without the ACA's expanded coverage and protections, if someone gets sick, there will be no safety net to catch them when they fall ill.
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Pet owners might switch to generic dog food during a recession, but they won't skip taking Bowser to the vet if he gets sick.
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If you or a family member gets sick — with the virus or otherwise — it's an appropriate time to turn to an emergency fund. 3.
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You should have a plan in case you or a family member gets sick and you can't leave the house for a few days.
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The likeliest scenario, he said, is that one of the family gets sick enough that the Taliban announces they're being released on humanitarian grounds.
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Players can track as their disease spreads to various countries, and see country-by-country how much of each population gets sick and dies.
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Any time my daughter gets sick, one of the first recommendations her pediatrician makes is to put a humidifier in her room at night.
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And when someone gets sick, the last thing she needs to worry about is whether she'll also lose her health coverage for not working.
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Because it can take two to three weeks to report cases to the CDC after someone gets sick, there may be additional cases, officials said.
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He lamented, with a laugh, a few years ago that he gets "sick of that shit" when people talk about how short his songs are.
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A baby gets sick; a brother contracts AIDS; a mother is bitten by a snake—and the first questions are who did it and how.
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Any controller not trained during the academy closure is a flight cancelled in the future when a controller gets sick and no replacement is available.
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"Picture this: You're about to leave for work, but suddenly, school or daycare is closed, a sitter or eldercare provider gets sick," the company said.
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When someone gets sick, there is already so much else to deal with: the physical pain for the patient, the emotional pain for the family.
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If one of your colleagues gets sick, others will likely get sick, and the people next to them will be quarantined, shutting down your operation.
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Not everyone who contracts the virus gets sick, a fact that is proving a quandary for scientists and officials trying to formulate a measured response.
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QAnon efforts to track those who are infected in some ways mirror the paranoia felt across the country right now about who gets sick and why.
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He regularly buys medicine in Mexico -- where prices are lower -- just in case anyone in his family on the US side of the border gets sick.
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The cat gets sick from those drugs, and its nasty inmate owner, Continental, then compels Lee, an inmate who works in the infirmary, to save it.
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We just wait until somebody gets sick and then we talk about who is going pay for the treatment and how they're going to be treated.
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It can also occur when the pregnant mother gets sick with a virus, such as chicken pox, and that virus gets passed on to her unborn baby.
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You need one in case you get laid off from your job or if your dog gets sick and you end up with a $2,000 vet bill.
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Then Sam turned to his mother and told her he had eaten a slug, "And I went, 'No, no one gets sick from that,' " Katie Ballard said.
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If we can cut down the number of times a child gets sick each year by even a third, it could save hundreds of thousands of lives.
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Everyone gets sick of hiding in the shadows, even Scorpios; big career moves that force them to take on more proactive roles may be on the horizon.
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The project, called the All of Us Research Program, should provide new insights into who gets sick and why, and how to prevent and treat chronic diseases.
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She's found four doctors who are willing to step in to provide abortion care if someone from the current roster gets sick or is unable to travel.
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"You can take a higher raise to the bank, but when your kid gets sick, the peace of mind of good health insurance is important," Richman said.
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"In the United States of America, your financial life and future should not be destroyed because you or a member of your family gets sick," Sanders said.
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These shifts in habit might result in getting sick I don't know about you, but I'm the type of person who inevitably gets sick when I travel.
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Not everyone exposed to Nipah gets sick, but those who do develop flu-like symptoms of fever, cough, and headache within three to 14 days after being exposed.
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"If an athlete brings something in from outside and eats it the dining hall and gets sick, then it can be blamed on the village food," Cordeiro said.
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We just don't understand why someone who might be on top of a 25,000 foot peak with no problem comes down to a smaller peak and gets sick.
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Shelters, for example, are often group living environments, which are now forced to figure out how to implement social distancing and what to do if someone gets sick.
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That's how much our society fears and rejects the core human experience of being ill, of having a body that gets sick, that ages, that is not controllable.
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Over 20 years, Bechdel's radical, sweetly earnest crew falls in and out of love, marches on Washington, flirts, bears children, goes broke, reads novels, gets sick — in short, ages.
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If someone gets sick on the weekend, and they don't have the money to travel to a health center or hospital in the surrounding area, they're out of luck.
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On the road, the conventional challenges flare into view: Kayla gets sick along the way, and the only person she wants to be held or helped by is Jojo.
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That might be done as a precautionary measure before a large portion of a student body gets sick or after administrators start to see illness in students and teachers.
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" On Monday, Hatch told Salt Lake City's CBS affiliate that he might decide not to run "if my wife gets sick, or I get sick, or something like that.
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We have to think about the fact that that kid depends heavily on a family, and if a family member gets sick, then the kid is in bad shape.
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If one of those two people gets sick, he argued, that'd be a big problem — the insurer would likely spike up the premiums to cover the bigger medical bills.
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Incidents of food-borne illnesses are hardly unusual: the C.D.C. estimates that one in six Americans gets sick every year from food or drink, most of it consumed at home.
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A new study, published in the journal Nature Immunology, offers one reason why this chain reaction — first your S.O. gets sick, only to infect you — happens in the first place.
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There isn't any single brand or substance tied to the lung illnesses, but federal investigators say some trends about who gets sick and what they're inhaling are starting to emerge.
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Hagberg Fisher gets sick herself: A brain scan reveals a hemorrhage and a mass, as well as a thickened pituitary stalk, suggesting that cancer might be in her own future.
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I will say that when the list goes awry, and you find that you have 15 things that you forgot or someone gets sick, there is no place like Walgreens.
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Sampling the community of microbes and bacteria living inside whales, called the microbiome, can help us better understand what makes a healthy whale, and what happens when a whale gets sick.
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If my care runs into problems or someone gets sick to where I miss a day's worth of work my daughter and I would be one step closer to being homeless.
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TEEN GETS SICK, DIES IN FRONT OF 90 CLASSMATES AT BAND PRACTICE According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 10 people die each day from unintentional drowning.
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And when Amelia gets sick of listening to Maggie complain that Meredith isn't listening to her Riggs laments, the newlywed sits the siblings down and tells them they have to talk.
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When you have a bacteria with an incubation period of weeks, like E. coli, you can't just go back into the kitchen to test for possible sources when someone gets sick.
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"They are hoping and praying that the president does just that, that he gets mad, that he gets sick and tired of it" and turns it into a scandal, Hannity added.
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This may not seem encouraging, but it's important to remember that each time a child gets sick with malaria, it puts him or her at new risk of severe malaria or death.
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Laci has to step into Alvin's armor when Cindi gets sick the morning of the show, and even if you think you know what might be coming, trust me: You do not.
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But if there's no planned departure for Earth any time soon—or if NASA gets sick of delivering your internet shopping returns—you might have to take matters into your own hands.
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If there's only a single employee who knows how to reset the office WiFi when it acts up and she gets sick, you could end up operating sans internet for a while.
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"If an advisor goes on vacation or gets sick, there should be a backup system in place to cover that absence," said Christine Benz, director of personal finance for research firm Morningstar.
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The toughest times are when she gets sick and it's three in the morning and I have to bring her to the Children's Hospital because I think she has strep throat or something.
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If somebody in the family or village gets sick, or if someone experiences some type of misfortune, they can accuse their foes of using dark magic, a juju, to cause their bad luck.
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After all, if the caregiver gets sick and does not have access to a physician, who will be help people shower and dress, have a healthy meal, or remember to take their medications?
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If you're living together, if one of you gets sick, it'd be great if that person could sleep in their own room and you can try to disinfect the things that you share.
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This can create challenges when a student gets sick or is incapacitated, and parents are sometimes shocked to find that paying tuition doesn't necessarily give them overarching authority or instant access to information.
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Moving to another part of the world made me spin those worries in different directions: What if one of the kids gets sick and it takes me too long to find a doctor?
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But a fleshed-out management team is essential to business continuity planning if the boss gets sick or injured — and it will keep everyone sane even when the boss is healthy, Sherman said.
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Most people who use benzocaine or other drugs linked to methemoglobinemia never develop the condition, and there's often no clear reason as to why any particular person gets sick in this peculiar way.
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"In the United States of America, your financial life and future should not be destroyed because you or a member of your family gets sick," Sanders said in a news release previewing his plan.
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There is also liability insurance, which covers you for any damage to the venue for which you are are responsible during the event, or if a guest gets sick or injured at the wedding.
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But the biggest threat to Frank and Claire's reign is Congressman Alex Romero, a young fellow Democrat who gets sick of their manipulations and reopens an investigation that is bound to end with impeachment.
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Denny and Eve get married and have a daughter, but Eve eventually gets sick and Denny faces an ugly custody battle with his in-laws that has real Mary Louise from Big Little Lies energy.
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Odds are, this one won't work, though who knows, maybe that horse will have a very good day; odds are, this one will — unless the horse gets sick or the jockey has to be replaced.
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Even robots not designed to be social can elicit such reactions: some owners of the robot vacuum Roomba grieve when theirs gets "sick" (broken) or count them as family when listing members of their household.
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Everyone gets sick or hurt, some more severely than others, so it is incumbent on us that we plan this risk away to the extent we can for the sake of our spouse and children.
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To try to close the window between when a child first gets sick and when they can get to the hospital, two healthcare nonprofits sponsored a yearlong trial project that took a two-pronged approach.
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She takes an Uber to the hospital when she gets sick, telling each parent that the other drove her, and makes sure to tell them about her G-tube surgery rather than letting Barb do it.
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"This is obviously a critical activity for our health system to be doing - we want algorithms to help predict who gets sick, and to help us prevent illness before it happens," Obermeyer said in an email.
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So if we keep our distance and avoid large gatherings where everyone gets sick at the same time, we can maybe flatten that curve out and make sure that people who need care can get it.
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She says if she gets sick, they don't give her extra money for medicines, she doesn't have health security, and she must tolerate being reprimanded whenever a room in the house doesn't meet the employer's expectations.
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Obamacare has helped many small-business owners, she says: "Now small businesses don't have to worry that their small number of employees makes their risk pool too limited, causing costs to soar if one employee gets sick."
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Some benefits may manifest in earlier detection of disease, some in better medication adherence and management of chronic conditions, and some in the psychological well-being born of knowing one can afford care when one gets sick.
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Having plenty of life insurance can help your family out if your spouse or partner gets sick and cannot work, or even if one of your kids winds up requiring expensive surgery or pricey long-term care.
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JEFF UBBEN: Yeah, so Mike it's really unfortunate that, you know, in the middle of the most critical period as we're changing this business model-- more toward consumer pay with Walgreens as a partner that Mike gets sick.
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"This moratorium will help people stay stable if they lose income because they get sick, a family member gets sick, or their job is impacted by the economic damage the coronavirus is causing," she said in a statement.
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"On the way to Mars it's likely there'll be a physician on board but Murphy's Law says it's going to be the doctor who gets sick," said Dorit Donoviel, director of the Translational Research Institute for Space Health.
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When we fall down—we lose a job, a family member gets sick, we age—our fellow Americans are there for us then, too, by funding vital social insurance programs (like Social Security) to sustain and aid us.
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People in this group would have the terrible predicament of spending a lot of money buying health insurance or taking a chance by buying a skimpy temporary plan, hoping that nobody in the family gets sick or injured.
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But she never feels at home with his smug Republican buddies—"Your friends make me feel like I'm invited for drinks and everyone else is staying for supper," she says—and he finally gets sick of her moral stridency.
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A person who gets sick might stay inside for the next week, or they might continue to take public transportation to their job, socialize with friends and family, and visit a new location (perhaps even before they show symptoms).
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Dairon Rojas, GRM's lead physician and a Cuban asylum seeker himself, has been providing daily education to the residents of the Matamores camp about how to take precautions and what to do if someone in their community gets sick.
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That's important, because families often learn about eligibility when someone gets sick and they go to the hospital; retroactive coverage lets them not worry about medical bills during that period and be paid back as soon as they're approved.
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Her husband, Justin, rarely gets sick, she said, so he might be able to get away without insurance, but her daughter may also have an autoimmune disease, so the family has to keep its coverage, which they get through his work.
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"If I have to stay up all night just because he has a bad dream, I&aposm not going to send him to school the next day you know because he gets sick to his stomach," she told the news station.
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Instead, we see an abbreviated version of the Rome trip where Elio and Oliver drunkenly dance in front of a cathedral, Elio gets sick in a water fountain, and they spend one last night together making out under the Italian stars.
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If those facts aren't enough to raise alarms about AHPs, consider this: If someone covered by an association plan gets sick and needs expensive treatments, that individual could be dropped from the plan — or the entire plan could be voided.
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This stage of the game is rife with potential traps: your hours could get cut, the part-time website malfunctions, your kid gets sick and you have to stay home with them, your ride to work has a family emergency.
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Before anyone in your family or community gets sick, the CDC suggests checking in with loved ones, relatives, neighbors and friends to exchange phone numbers and emails and to find out if anyone will have special needs if they get sick.
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In the long term, everyone gets sick, and for those people to be profitable, they need to be making premium payments throughout their entire lives — not just when they're sick and not just when they have a job that offers benefits.
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He writes of calling a friend to ask him to support his sons if he gets sick; of watching two older men play chess outdoors without masks; of taking in a crisp Wuhan day, with few around to share it.
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Working 40 hours per week at the federal minimum wage, a worker will earn just $290 per week or $15,080 per year before taxes — assuming that worker takes no vacation days, never gets sick, and works Christmas, Thanksgiving and every other holiday.
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Everyone gets sick in normal times, so without testing no one can say for sure what they have: coronavirus that should result in their being quarantined to protect our neighbors and the rest of our nation, or a normal winter cold or illness.
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And whatever their age, a lot of kids have questions right now, whether it's about why they need to wash their hands so much, when they'll be able to see friends and grandparents again, or what happens if someone they love gets sick.
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When loaning money to your brother-in-law, you may have hopes for repayment but you also realize prospects will dim if he loses his job, gets sick, retires, or maybe even has to pay for one of his kids to attend college.
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Floyd has REALLY racked up the miles this year -- vacationing everywhere from Dubai to Singapore and Monaco, Thailand, Bali, Turks and Caicos and L.A. If you're wondering if Floyd ever gets sick of hanging on the beach and spending his money ... no, he does not.
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" TEEN GETS SICK, DIES IN FRONT OF 90 CLASSMATES AT BAND PRACTICE "Mallory could not keep her hands out of her mouth and eyes and she was constantly sucking on her fingers, so it's almost certain that the virus got onto her hands at some point.
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Slogans that light up Twitter may be useful in politics, but they are of no use to the people in Jackson County, or to the parents across our country who will stay up tonight hoping they won't have to mortgage their home if their child gets sick.
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Short trips require quickly shaking off travel fatigue so we can hustle through a sightseeing agenda, trying (and usually failing) to wean ourselves off addictive phone and email checking, maximizing every day of good weather, hoping each flight departs on time and that no one gets sick.
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So for the past eight years, I've been working as part of a national movement to make sure that it's not just people who are lucky enough to have a good boss who can take a day off if they or a loved one gets sick.
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External events occur — Susan gets sick , a Jewish refugee named Ruth joins them and Ada's sponsor, Lady Thorton, suffers a great loss when her son dies — but these events matter primarily because they give Ada the opportunity to learn, to experience empathy and, ultimately, to love.
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In a pandemic of a severe disease without mitigation, a huge share of the population gets sick all at once — overwhelming the health care infrastructure, undermining the reliability of emergency services, and overall causing a degree of devastation beyond the specific medical impact of the virus.
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Much of the film centers on quotidian routine: meals; shopping for groceries; the daily walks that Tom and Joan take; their bickering about traffic and Tom's annoying habits; and, when she gets sick, the domestic adjustments made to accommodate painkillers, nausea and, inevitably, far more major sacrifices.
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Factors like contact rate vary from patient to patient — a person who gets sick might stay inside for the next week, or they might continue to take public transportation to their job, socialize with friends and family, and visit a new location (perhaps even before they show symptoms).
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The reality is that if someone unexpectedly goes out of town, has to work late, gets sick, you probably will never hear from him again, despite the fact that he says he'll get in touch when he's back in the country, out of jail, emerged from his coma.
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I want to assure him that if he can't pay his rent, or when someone he loves gets sick, or if his car breaks down in an ice storm and he's stranded on the highway, that he can call me and I'll be there for him no matter what.
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It's still vague, but the group's members will work with state and federal lawmakers to propose policies — based on what they hear from people on the ground — that help people get coverage and address commonsense concerns, like "making sure someone doesn't lose their home because someone gets sick," Slavitt said.
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If your child recovers, then gets sick again: Every year, about half of pediatric flu deaths are in otherwise healthy children, and Swanson said she's been hearing anecdotal reports that some of the deaths this year involved kids who got over the flu but then got sick again from another secondary infection.
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"The bigger concern is if a man comes back, gets sick with Zika, and then has sexual intercourse with a woman who is pregnant or may be pregnant, there is the theoretical risk that that woman could then become infected with Zika and her fetus could then potentially be infected," Frieden added.
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His research has always suggested that women are more likely to experience motion sickness—in the case of seasickness, for example—but that this gender divide becomes even more obvious in VR. In one 2015 study, Stoffregen found that for every one man that gets sick using the Rift, four women did.
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In her article for us this week, she goes over cleanup for a number of childhood contagions that are easily spread in your home, so that they're less likely to infect your whole family if one kid gets sick: lice; pinkeye; hand, foot and mouth disease; and the most horrifying childhood plague of all — pinworm.
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When a low-income working parent has to miss work to take care of a sick child, gets sick themselves, or has car trouble they can't afford to fix right away they can easily and quickly fall behind on rent, which puts them at greater risk of eviction and in the worst cases, homelessness.
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But we can collectively work to mitigate the speed and scope of that spread — to "flatten the epidemic curve" so that not everyone gets sick at once and completely overwhelms the medical system, making it difficult or impossible for people with COVID-19 or unrelated illnesses and emergencies (heart attacks, pregnancy complications, allergic reactions, etc.) to receive care.
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Some of it was straightforward public health education — telling farmers that "quarantine" doesn't mean they "can't go feed the cows" — but a lot of it had to do with preventative planning (what to do if someone gets sick at the county courthouse, which is physically connected to the county's nursing home and the health center's emergency room).
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I have no doubt stories like mine happen all the time — someone gets sick while vacationing on a cruise ship, they're put under quarantine until they get better out of concern for the rest of the ship's passengers — and I'm lucky my situation was nowhere close to what's happening as the coronavirus spreads across the globe.
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Half of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck and don't have even $400 in the bank, and nearly all of us—85033 percent—will turn to some form of means-tested assistance, like SNAP, at some point in our lives, when we lose a job, when wages aren't enough, or when a loved one gets sick.
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When a red state voter gets sick, goes to the doctor or hospital and discovers that the tests the president promised were available for anyone aren't actually available, she's less likely to blame House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing McConnell takes reins of third coronavirus bill House Republicans oppose remote voting during crisis MORE.
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If you're a character in a McKinley book and you're raising a baby dragon, you're sleep-deprived to the point of exhaustion because raising a baby anything is harrowing, and you get so tired you start hallucinating cobwebs at the edges of your vision, and then the baby dragon gets sick and vomits all over you and you have to clean it up.
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