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WATCH: COVID-19 myths, tips

Stepha Poulin
March 24, 2020

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Falcon Media Channel Director, Stepha Poulin, explains common myths and stereotypes when it comes to the novel coronavirus. Along with that, she has some tips in order to stay healthy.

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