The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that parents teach their children "cough etiquette" when they are sick. It involves teaching children to turn their heads and cough or sneeze into a ...

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Another sick-etiquette tip is to take lunch and coffee breaks either outside or in your car. “The goal is to avoid being unmasked in a closed indoor location,” she says. For school-age ...

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"Cough etiquette is the critical thing. You should be cautious about your own behavior -- covering your mouth and nose when you cough or sneeze in public," Ericsson said.

Trish M. Perl, a research scientist and director of infection control at Johns Hopkins Hospital, said there's data that indicates "cough etiquette" measures are effective against SARS, which ...

Is the flu here? I see co-workers coughing without coveringtheir mouths. Please remind everyone of "cough etiquette." Idon't want the flu or whateverthey have. -- A.C.H., Tulsa.