Let's End the pandemic
As the recent COVID-19 resurgence across US, the cultural communities has many questions about how to recovery the economy from Pandemic. Pandemic Responders Foundation is co-organizing a free business meeting for the small business owners at Rochester MN on March 26,2022
When: March 26, 2022 05:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Topic: SBA support small business to recover&Business meeting
As the recent COVID-19 resurgence across US, the No-English speaking community has many questions about how to enhance the immune system and how to take vaccine shots in right way. Pandemic Responders Foundation is organizing a free seminar series for the public on COVID-19 with Chinese Town Hall at Rochester MN on March 10,2022
When: March 10, 2022 08:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Topic: 专家公益讲座—新冠预防之中医保健 (in Chinese)
As the recent COVID-19 resurgence across US, the general public has many questions about how to protect themselves and their loved ones. Pandemic Responders Foundation is organizing a free seminar series for the general public on COVID-19 prevention and treatment. We hope our seminar can help to protect to individuals and help to reduce the spread of the virus. You are welcome to join our seminar and help to spread the words.
When: Jul 25, 2020 08:30 AM Central Time (US and Canada)
Topic: 美中日专家公益讲座—新冠预防诊断预后 (in Chinese)
Seminar Recording Link
https://zoom.us/rec/share/2c5sLJTS1FpLSdbW7078RZAIRLm0eaa8hHVMqfAOyhpO9qg_9eO1Rd7kMVqe1qSv
Wearing a mask is demonstrated to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
1. Droplets are deadly. Wearing a mask significantly reduces your chances of breathing in airborne droplets and prevents you from getting sick. Wearing a mask also stops you from touching your mouth, nose and eyes, the openings through which a virus enters your bloodstream and makes you sick. The N95 on a mask stands for two things: N means it is not resistant to oil and 95 is a safety designation meaning the mask blocks at least 95% of very small particles(0.3 micron).
2. It's you. You don't just get a virus; you also give it. While wearing a mask is important for your own safety, it’s just as important for people around you. You could have COVID-19 for 14 days before ever knowing it, spreading the virus to others—so behave as if you already have the virus.
3. Get ready. COVID-19 is part of a large family of viruses, ranging from the common cold to the severe Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS-CoV) and Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS-CoV). The new COVID-19 strain was not discovered in humans before the end of 2019. Viruses spread and evolve, unfortunately bringing with them new pandemics. So be vigilant and be prepared. Make certain you have the protective gear you need and know how to use it when the time arrives.
4. Complying is critical. Japan, Hong Kong and Singapore are some of the most densely populated countries in the world and yet the virus is spreading significantly more slowly than in the US. This is because each of these countries has strong social norms for mask-wearing, early school closure, and strict quarantine. Wearing masks is demonstrated, on a large scale, to be effective in preventing virus spreading.
5. Sun is not a solution. Some viruses spread more slowly in warm weather. Plenty do not. There is a great deal we don't know about the transmissibility, severity, and nature of COVID-19. So for now wear your mask even when it is sunny.
