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We all have to admit, 2020 has been one of the strangest years we have ever lived through. That is mostly caused by the coronavirus. It's changed the way we do so many things...including our holiday celebrations. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released their suggested guidelines for how we should celebration Thanksgiving this year.

Last week we told you about the CDC's suggestions for a safer Halloween. Their suggestions included skipping trick or treating this year and to avoid parties. Much like their Halloween tips, they're now offering tips to stay safe for Thanksgiving with different risk levels for a variety of activities...

We found a bottle of hand sanitizer at 5 Below that looks like a mini water bottle.

No trick or treating for you.

A face shield from the neck up that folds down? This is totally a cone of shame. But would you wear one?

There have been three pandemics in the 20th century, though the most devastating of the three was the 1918 Flu Pandemic.

What are your thoughts on the flu shot? Are you definitely getting one this year? How early can you do it?

Face mask science fun with flamethrowers. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!

For faster test results, some Michigan Covid testing labs are saying no to new clients. And what does "Sample Pooling" mean? Will it help?

They've been making flat face masks for a while now and ventilators too. But GM just got approved to make N95 MASKS. Find out why it took this long.