More Than 100 Princeton University Students Self-Isolated Over Weekend Amid Coronavirus Fears
As of Monday evening, the university says less than 20 people are self-quarantined and the number is expected to further decline.
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As of Monday evening, the university says less than 20 people are self-quarantined and the number is expected to further decline.
Health experts are predicting the coronavirus will be an ongoing epidemic and is expected to become a pandemic.
Gov. Murphy said New Jersey has no confirmed cases of the virus.
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Allie Cook, 25, is an English teacher at Wuhan Polytechnic University, which is located in the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak.
Doctors say one of the more popular football snacks can be dangerous to prepare.
Retailers suspect customers are shipping the masks to relatives in Asia where they are largely sold out or selling them online.
Coronavirus continues to spread in China, where there are more than 8,000 cases and 170 dead.
Local 502 represents more than 700 school administrators who work in the district.
Life expectancy in the United States edged up for the first time in four years as the number of fatal drug overdoses and six of the 10 leading causes of death declined, according to two new government reports from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics.
The Delaware Division of Public Health says after reviewing the patient's travel history and symptoms it was determined the testing should be done.
The airport will now check passengers from certain flights for coronavirus.
School officials say a group of 18 students and three chaperones from China arrived at the Penn Charter campus last Tuesday.
The department is working with the school, regional and state partners using guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to determine if it is actually a novel coronavirus case.
Dr. Zachary Klase a virologist at Philadelphia's University of the Sciences says coronavirus symptoms are very similar to the flu.
