Clinic is closed until further notice. Follow isolation/quarantine recommendations as directed.
Wear an N95 face mask when in populated areas. Wear disposable gloves when appropriate (e.g. ATMs).
Soap and water are best; hand sanitizer is fine. Bring hand washing water in your vehicle.
Wash door knobs regularly, and consider researching the benefits of copper surfaces.
The following links are a sharing of information - not intended to diagnose, cure, or treat any disease.
These links to external sources are for educational purposes only, and not recommendations.
20200328:
Vitamin C research and review (includes discussion on oral vitamin C and hospital IV vitamin C)
Wear an N95 face mask in any populated area
20200325:
Stanford Medical on the question "Can N95 facial masks be disinfected for re-use?"
Zinc ionophore activity of Quercetin
20200324:
News headlines and analysis about the novel Coronavirus (Covid-19)
Real-time tracking of 2019-nCoV
20200322:
On theoretical induction of anti-A antibodies using chondrotin sulphate in Type O individuals
Clinical studies in China on Chloroquine phosphate in treatment of COVID-19
20200318:
People with blood type A may be more vulnerable to Coronavirus
20200316:
Ibuprofen inhibits antibody production in human cells
20200315:
List of anti-virals against Covid-19 with references
Population-level effects of suppressing fever
The effect on mortality of antipyretics in the treatment of influenza infection
Fresh air, sunlight and improvised face masks seemed to work a century ago
Anti-A blood type antibody may confer benefit for blood type O individuals against SARS-CoV
Secretor status and host susceptibility
Quercetin and gallocatechin gallate (think green tea) - inhibits SARS-caronavirus 3C-like protease
Quercetin and intracellular zinc concentrations (at 6:30 minutes)
New translations from Chinese treatments - Expert consensus on COVID-19 infection in children
Anti-viral plant lectins (mannose binding agglutinin) of onions, leeks, and garlic
Stinging nettle root agglutinin reduced viral titers by about 100-fold