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Inside on Purpose: Remind Your Patients to Keep It Up
By Steve Levine

 

Texas saxophonist Tomás Ramirez and music, film, and video producer Art Mendoza had to record their contribution to the Texas Medical Association’s “Stay Home, Texas” campaign inside because they certainly couldn’t do it in public.

Although Gov. Greg Abbott announced Monday he will lift certain restrictions on business starting this weekend, staying home and limiting contact with other people remains an essential step in containing the spread of COVID-19.

So remind your patients: Listen to Mr. Ramirez and Mendoza and heed their recommendation to stay home.

Check out the video above, watch all of the other “Stay Home, Texas” videos that have been released so far on TMA’s YouTube channel, and remember to hit the “share” button.

You can find the latest news, resources, and government guidance on the coronavirus outbreak by visiting TMA’s COVID-19 Resource Center regularly.

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Last Updated On

April 28, 2020

Originally Published On

April 28, 2020

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