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For more information about COVID-19 review the patient guide or call our hotline at (646) 697-4000. View this informative video by David Price, MD, Clinical Fellow in Pulmonary Medicine & Critical Care at NewYork-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center.Dr. “You may hear a little inflection in my voice, like I’m emotional,” says Price, a doctor at Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City who has been treating coronavirus patients. Perhaps you’ve seen this recent viral video: In an hourlong Zoom video call posted to Vimeo, Cornell Weill Medical Center pulmonologist Dr. David Price assures viewers that … Dr. David Price works at the Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City, a 1,200-bed hospital that is almost exclusively treating Wuhan coronavirus patients. “We’re learning and we know a lot. Advertisement - story continues below Dr. Price was excited to … Period,” Price said.While there are many uncertainties regarding the future of this pandemic and its effects on society and daily life, Price felt that there is a sufficient understanding of the virus, so people can be less afraid of what’s to come.These rules represent the new normal for the foreseeable future. The New York City doctor gave advice on how people can prevent spreading the coronavirus — Don’t touch your face.Sign up for our free email newsletter, and we'll make sure to keep you in the loop.This seems like important information. Most of these patients that are placed on ventilators make a recovery within seven to 10 days. Weil Cornell is currently getting 20% of all CoVid cases in NYC – it is basically all they are doing now. He writes for the science section and can be reached at aoza@cornellsun.com.While the media has focused on how individuals can prevent getting COVID-19, Price also provided recommendations in the event someone feels ill or tests positive.Price emphasized the importance of the first two measures — maintaining clean hands and avoiding hand-to-face contact.The symptoms most commonly present in those with the virus are fever, cough, sore throat, body aches and shortness of breath, but the factor that indicates someone should make a trip to the hospital is shortness of breath.With nationwide shortages of personal protective equipment, members across the Cornell community are contributing to the pandemic effort.Just two months ago, COVID-19, then commonly referred to as the “novel coronavirus,” was a distant concern for most Americans.© Copyright 2020, The Cornell Daily SunWhile this pandemic is far from over, Price hopes that this information will empower people to feel comfortable in their communities and allow people to reclaim some level of calm in their daily lives.Price’s advice to prevent the contraction of COVID-19 comes in the form of four critical rules: Always be aware of your hands and clean them after touching anything outside of your home; be conscious of not touching your face; be aware that you do not need any form of medical mask and stay away from others.“If you are feeling short of breath, come to the hospital. And what I want you guys to know is that every single day we’re getting better, we know more. That is the rule, that is the clearest thing. It’s not because I’m scared. It’s actually the opposite. This is the No. Everything you know about your hands, just keep it clean and you will not get this disease,” Price says.“The thing that makes me smile a little bit is I actually know now that I won’t get this disease, because I know how to protect myself,” Price says. All they need to do is be hyper aware of their hands — and never touch their faces.As for catching the virus through the air, you’re safer than you think, Dr. Price said.“Become a hand Nazi. According to Price, social distancing measures could be in place for anywhere between three and nine months. March 28, 2020 — This is a presentation from ICU Doctor Dave Price from Weill Cornell in NYC. David Price, a critical care pulmonologist caring for COVID-19 patients in New York City at Weill Cornell Medical Center, lays out exactly what people need to do to prevent catching the virus, how to know if they have it, and what to do if they get it, in a must-see video posted to social media.“The second thing is you have to start psychologically working on the connection between your hands and your face.” He suggests wearing a medical mask just to become aware of how often you touch your face.
Dr. David Price of the Weill Cornell Medical Center said the best way to prevent getting the coronavirus is to avoid touching your face. If you are touching the temperature probe constantly to their mouth that is where the disease exists and then you are going to get it on your hands and touch your face,” Price said.According to Price, of all people that get COVID-19, 10 percent need to go to hospital and of that 10 percent, 1 to 3 percent of patients need ventilators. Price shares what doctors have learned about COVID-19 in the Intensive Care Unit at one of the New York’s busiest hospitals at the epicenter of the US outbreak.