How To Stay Safe During Latest Surge In Coronavirus Cases | TODAY

As the United States reports a new wave of coronavirus cases, NBC News senior medical correspondent Dr. John Torres and NBC News investigative and consumer correspondent Vicky Nguyen join Weekend TODAY with a checklist, tips and reminders that can help keep you and others safe.

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How To Stay Safe During Latest Surge In Coronavirus Cases | TODAY

[wenchai]

Stay at home wash your hands, and wear your mask 24/7.

[elizabetholiviaclark]

There were relatively empty shelves the last time I went to the store, so people are apparently hording again. It's going to happen, I guess. And no, everyone doesn't have PTSD because they experienced empty shelves the last go around.

[donnahawkins]

LOT of people think less about me and I voted for JOE BIDEN, Still I am a God loving Lady

[GLN]

Shame on your announcer for joking about PTSD over toilet paper! Ha ha not funny! Especially so close to veterans day when so many soldiers suffer greatly from it and go untreated. You should do an Exclusive story on PTSD and learn a few things. A sensitivity training you give yourself. Guarantee you wont ever joke about it so frivolously again.

[Luca-wofq]

No mention of taking daily multivitamins, NAC, vitamin D, zinc..?

[KJSvitko]

Businesses need to do more to protect workers and customers from the virus.
Requiring masks and social distancing should be normal practice.
Plastic dividers are cheap and easy protection and should keep people separated.
HVAC systems need to be improved with better air filtration and HEPA filters to improve indoor air quality.
Buy a very high quality furnace filter and change it regularly. Leave a window cracked open to increase outside air circulation.

[mrs.sherry]

#1 best way to stay safe is to stay our of crowds.