We all took a moment to walk the talk too - and washed our hands to help prevent the spread of germs. #COVID19pic.twitter.com/iUn4gKZCkK
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Meeting with @SenBlumenthal, @GovNedLamont & @CTDPH state health commissioner this morning to talk about federal and state pareparedness and response efforts around #COVID19.pic.twitter.com/4QcuDBkOqq
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Also visiting
@hartfordhosp today for a discussion on substance misuse and how we can help our communities combat this epidemic. Learn more about@HHSGov efforts here: https://www.hhs.gov/opioids/ pic.twitter.com/Lw1fQBDG81
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Glad to also visit
@YaleMed to talk about some of my priorities as the Nation’s Doctor - including maternal health and substance misuse. https://www.hhs.gov/surgeongeneral/priorities/index.html …pic.twitter.com/w1DId4CN8V
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Might just be me but I’m waiting for any of you’ll to use the word “epidemic”. I mean it was easily used before when there wasn’t one.
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+/- "the children™".
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I would suggest just to ban the virus since it's clearly an "epidemic" and could also infect kids. Maybe we need parentsagainstcorona
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We need more test kits in rural areas of Connecticut - and labs trained to analyze quickly. We need more respirators in our hospitals.
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If n95 masks offer no protection against
#COVID19 why is it so essential the public not purchase them so they can be reserved for the healthcare industry? Hospitals are distributing literature saying n95 masks are proper PPE for healthcare workers exposed to the disease. Why? - 1 more reply
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