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Eduardo Munoz/REUTERS- If you're feeling healthy and practicing hygiene by washing your hands, there are some places you can venture to get supplies and much-needed outdoor time to reduce stress and loneliness during the coronavirus outbreak.
- Going to the bank, park, and grocery store are OK, but be sure to practice proper hygiene before and after visiting these spots.
- If a place is particularly crowded, you should avoid it and practice social distancing.
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As coronavirus outbreak-related anxiety mounts in the United States, people are unsure whether it's safe to venture outdoors or if they're better off spending all of their time inside.
It all depends on whether you have any COVID-19 symptoms like a cough or fever, and if you do, you need to stay home, disinfect often, and practice good hygiene.
But if you're feeling healthy, there are plenty of places you can venture to get supplies and much-needed outdoor time to reduce stress and loneliness.
Here's what you should know about going to the park, bank, and grocery store during the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S.
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