josephine's question links in with what you said about kath and asthma.e chronic lung conditions. when should we self—isolate? chronic lung conditions. when should we self-isolate? hello, josephine. the bottom line is at the moment the amount of virus circulating in the community, as far as we can tell, command this advice may change, of course, one has to react dynamically to these situations, at the moment the level of circulation is extremely low. therefore your risk of catching this from going about your daily business remains extremely low. at the moment there are no grounds to isolate yourself. but if you become symptomatic, or you come into contact with somebody who is, and therefore you may be at risk of having caught it, that is the point at which one would put oneself into self—imposed quarantine in order to make sure you don't give it to somebody else. if you are going to any doctor's appointments, clinical appointments, why not ring them, one of them that you have got some symptoms, and ask perhaps, can ibe some symptoms, and ask perhaps, can

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kath asks, should asthmatics take special precautions to protect themselves from the virus? people having mild asthma induced by exercise though going out on a cold day. other people have severe asthma, and they might need to take drugs that suppress their immune system in order to keep their asthma under control. asthma is an allergy to dust mites, so to keep it under control, you usually take drugs like inhaled steroids that delivers some of the steroid to the surface of the lung, and this depresses the immune response in the long and makes it less reactive, so you have fewer symptoms. there is some spill over systemically around your body, and some people's asthma is so severe that they have to take systemic steroids, tablets which depress their immune system, and that will affect the entire body. for this reason, anything that affects the chest and then immune suppressant will make you more vulnerable to the effects of this and any other virus. you should try to take steps not to catch it, which is easy to say but ha rd catch it, which is easy to say but hard in practice

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fighting for kath with a sick child born with a medical condition curable bar routine surgery but cooled in the red tape of a health care bureaucracy. rewind born in gaza on al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera the 2nd monitor remind you of the main news this hour across europe a number of coronavirus related deaths continues to climb more than 10000 people without either it's a leap of spain has recorded it highest number of deaths in a single day pushing the total number to over 5 hours. the u.s. centers for disease control has warned residents of new york new jersey and connecticut against nonessential travel for the next 14 days president trump earlier considered putting the region under quarantine. and the saudi led coalition fighting in yemen says that who the rebels attacked saudi arabia on saturday coalition says the kingdom's air defense systems intercepted 2 ballistic missiles that were targeting riyadh in the southern city of tucson. in india the world's biggest lockdown is having a huge impact upon millions of workers after losing their jobs many have packed boston trai

fighting for kath with a sick child born with a medical condition curable by routine surgery but caught in the red tape of a health camp iraq received. rewind born in gaza on al-jazeera. the arab. watching officer and let's recap the top stories right now china's government has warned the number of new and ordered coronavirus cases is raising the chances of a 2nd wave of infection it's reported more than 300 new cases in just the past week mostly brought in by people returning from abroad and the u.s. more than 124000 people have now tested positive for cope with 19 and close to 2200 have died residents of the norton jersey and connecticut have been told to avoid non-essential travel for at least the next 14 days. the number of fatalities continue to soar in italy and spain which accounts for half of the quotable death toll at least 16000 people have died in those 2 countries with both reporting daily increases of more than 800. holes of open in mali's long delayed parliamentary election despite concerns about security and the planned emmet the vote comes just hours after the 1st death

fighting for kath with a sick child born with a medical condition curable by routine surgery but caught in the red tape of the healthcare bureaucracy. rewind born in gaza on al-jazeera. the. order. if we can keep that still 20000 we can very well wish the day. the u.k. makes a stark assessment of what success would look like as its coronavirus death toll climbs above 1000. spain's announce a new daily became deaths there and has called up the army to help transport products. dollar the latest on the covert 19 pandemic. us president donald trump says he's considering and posing a quarantine on 3 states including new york. and belize that mass exodus migrant workers left jobless by india shot down a walking long distances to their own that it is. very good in europe where 2 countries have released concerning new numbers about the corona virus pandemic spain has seen another 832 people die in just 24 hours that brings the total there to nearly 5700 since the outbreak began and person's death toll has a past 1000 having risen by 260 from the day before more than 17000 people are known to be

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kath cathay pacific cut about a quarter. aish lines and the travel industry is taking huge hits. the white house is talking about waving airline taxes. it's not just simple as, there's taxes, let's get rid of them. taxes fund security, environmental impacts, landing fees. the united states charges airlines fees for flying over america even if they don't land. this is a complex economic picture. there are people who will be out of worker, not going to be able to pay more gachlkz or student loan debt. the impacts on the economy will be widespread. we wrote this in the afternoon of playbook, this is going to be the dominant issue i believe economically and policiwise and it's going to plead into the presidential campaign. this is going to be massive. congress is going to spend i believe in the next eight or nine months dealing with this and figuring out how to handle it. they just passed an emergency spending billion, that included $7 billion of small business loans to help businesses hit by this virus, and they're going to have to do more and are acknowledging that. >> we're going

. >> kath lynn van pelt is a commentator and opinion writer for the "washington post." with us for this hour. thank you for coming in. appreciate it. >> good to be here. >> if there is a positive here it seems like the leadership of this country, the senior leadership all now saying the right thing, they agree on this urgent need to help families and business. and the leader in the senate republican mitch mcconnell says the senate will pass a stimulus bill from the house and they will do it at warp speed. here he is. >> a number of my members think there are considerable shortcomings in the house bill. my counsel to them is to gag and vote for it anyway even if they think it has some shortcomings. >> and in that bill there are provisions for free coronavirus testing. it improves paid emergency leave, unemployment insurance, increases medicaid funding to the states. but rand paul, senator rand paul apparently is not prepared to hold his nose and just vote for it. warp speed has come to a screeching halt. the bigger picture here is it raises the question is it ever a mome

fighting for kath a sick child born with a medical condition curable by routine surgery but cooled in the red tape of a health camp bureaucracy. rewind. on al-jazeera. there on the news hour with continuing coverage of the coronavirus pandemic spain's death toll has now surge once again more than $800.00 people have died in the past 24 hours 2 days in a row that's happened more than 6500 people have now died. china's governments warn the number of new imported cases is raising the chances of a 2nd wave of infections it's reported more than 300 new cases in the past week mostly brought in by people coming from abroad and the u.s. with more than 124000 people now testing positive and nearly 2200 dying are residents of new york new jersey and connecticut have been told to avoid non-essential travel for the next 14 days. want to get an update on the u.k. now where another 209 people have died bringing the death toll there to more than 1200 there is a lockdown in place across the country the government ordering people to stay in their homes and to get u.k. prime minister barak's johnson ha