How To Stop An Outbreak

Today the world is facing one of the biggest health and economic crises in history. In the last few weeks, tens of thousands of people have had several issues due to respiratory tract sicknesses, including the regular cold. According to the Center of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), this concerns especially old people. Babies and young adults are affected as well but in a less incisive way.

The same viral pathogen was liable for the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) and the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) episodes.

The 2003 SARS episode additionally rose out of China and was accepted to be answerable for 8,000 cases and around 800 passings.

The main distinguished instance of MERS happened in 2012 in Saudi Arabia, and the episode was contained in the Bedouin Promontory. In any case, there was a bigger flare-up in the Republic of Korea in 2015, transmitted by somebody who had visited Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Bahrain. There were around 186 cases and 36 passings from this flare-up.

How To Stop An Outbreak has been written with the idea of starting again to live a healthy life and come back to normality as soon as possible. In this book, you will learn about:

• What are the symptoms for which you should worry
• Death rates
• Is there a vaccine or a cure? And how can we avoid being infected?
• How to protect yourself and your family? Is a mask really useful?
• How to protect yourself if you go out during an outbreak
• Simple ways to increase the body's immunity
• What to do if you get sick and are waiting for being hospitalized?
• The truth about common rumors

Where most books passively report numbers and facts that you can easily access from the media and the internet, this book goes further, providing guidance on what you should do to minimize contagion and how you should behave in case of emergency.

Right now, a far-reaching investigation of the study of disease transmission and clinical highlights has been done and reported in this manuscript.