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Americans everywhere are battling COVID-19 — and while there’s plenty of good info on what you should and shouldn’t do, there’s unfortunately a lot of misinformation as well.
We know you want to sift through it all, so we decided to ask Dr. Kevin Pham to bust some big myths regarding how we deal with the virus.
As a medical doctor, contributor to @DailySignal , and a former graduate fellow in health policy at The Heritage Foundation, he’s offering sound wisdom for combating the #coronavirus and keeping not only yourself, but those around you, safe and healthy.
Here are links to videos of Dr. Pham busting each myth:
Myth 1: Social Distancing means staying inside at all times
Myth 2: We should avoid elderly neighbors
Myth 3: It is safe to play sports
Myth 4: It’s OK to let your kids play with their friends
Myth 5: You don’t need to disinfect your groceries
Myth 6: I don’t need to wear a mask and gloves when I leave home
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