Riley, NC (WTVD) – The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHS) released the latest number of flu -related deaths on Wednesday as the Spring Brake continues for many students and families.
Statistics show that 34 people were killed in the flu in North Carolina last week.
Prior to the Spring Break Travel, Dr. Adam Goldstine, Chief Medical Officer of United Healthcare, issued five points to reduce your health safety and stress.
- Expect health potential matters
- Understand your precision benefits
- Fill the medicines again
- Reduce jet interval
- Stay active
Goldstine advises people to get the right amount of sleep as it can help someone’s immune system and help recover injuries.
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He also suggested that passengers could be examined for drug restrictions for the country, which would allow them to avoid being able to confiscate their medication. Go If possible, keep in carrying all the necessary medicines for easy access.
“If you have, you have to make sure that when you travel, you are present, and take some things on your person when you travel,” said Stephanie Fine, parents of the rally. “So if your luggage is lost, you are not without your contacts, your prescriptions, whatever you need to pass a day or night.”
According to Goldstine, Portable Healthcuts with anti -inflammatory pain, essential items for first aid, pests, and sunscreens/sorburn applicants are additional resources that can potentially reduce travel pressure in case of an emergency.
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