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'Contagion' stars reunite to share coronavirus advice

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The stars of the 2011 virus thriller “Contagion” – a prescient film these days – have reunited for a series of public service announcements to warn about the novel coronavirus, known as COVID-19.

Matt Damon, Laurence Fishburne, Kate Winslet and Jennifer Ehle have teamed up with scientists from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health to offer four individual homemade videos with advice and a message of unity. “Wash your hands like your life depends on it,” Winslet says in her PSA. “Because right now, in particular, it just might.” In this March 21, 2020 photo, health workers react as people applaud from their houses in support of the medical staff that are working on the COVID-19 virus outbreak at the Jimenez Diaz Foundation.

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