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1:48Now PlayingThe U.S. is approaching 2 million confirmed cases of novel coronavirus -- so, what would you do if someone in your home tested positive? Here’s the guidance the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Dr. Ibukun Akinboyo, director of pediatric infection prevention at Duke University Hospital, recommend for caring for someone in your household with COVID-19 and when it may be time to take them into the hospital.
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