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A mom helps daughter deal with stress. UMD’s Department of Family Science in the School of Public Health is partnering with the Prince George’s County Health Department to provide families with guidelines on dealing with stress and handling changing family dynamics during the pandemic.

Standing Up to Stay-at-Home Stress

Family Science Researchers Offer Tips for Riding Out the Virus

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Staying Fit During Seclusion

Fitness Expert Provides Simple Exercises to Do at Home

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Woman wears surgical mask at grocery store

Wearing Surgical Masks in Public Could Help Slow Pandemic’s Advance, New Study Suggests

UMD Researcher Advised White House on Team's Finding That Disputed Measure Could Limit Virus Spread by Infected People

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St. Louis Red Cross Motor Corps on duty Oct. 1918 Influenza epidemic

Social Distancing, the Sequel

How the COVID-19 Outbreak Echoes—and Diverges From—the 1918 Flu Pandemic

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A new field hospital set up in Indio, Calif., with 125 beds will help ease the burden on the local hospital system amid the growing COVID-19 crisis.

Op/ed: Time for a ‘Uniform’ Response to COVID-19

School of Public Health Dean Calls for Deployment of U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps

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A Full Timeout

With Games on Hold, Expert Sees Chance to Reflect on Another Side of Sports

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Alex Trebek, Andrea Dragan and Gabrielle Christopher on "Jeopardy!" and "Wheel of Fortune" sets

A Strong Terp (Game) Showing

‘Wheel of Fortune,’ ‘Jeopardy!’ to Feature UMD Contestants on Same Night

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Coronavirus Test Questions

What Went Wrong With U.S. Monitoring and What to Do Next: A Virus Transmission Expert Explains

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Hate, Health and Social Media

Researchers Find Racist Tweets Correlate to Cardiovascular Illness for Both Black, White People

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Cynthia Baur speaks at a symposium about coronavirus

Coronavirus in Perspective

Symposium Shares Information—and Fights Misinformation—About Epidemic

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Keeping It Together

Free Program Gives Couples a Boost in Love and Money Management

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Honoring Her Parents, Preparing Public Health Champions

Second-generation Alum Creates Scholarship to Help Students Entering the Field

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