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Public health has been defined as "the science and art of preventing disease”, prolonging life and promoting human health through organized efforts and informed choices of society, organizations, public and private, communities and individuals".
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The Daily test numbers refer to tests carried out in the health and social care laboratories
For the First Time since the lockdown began, Northern Ireland coronavirus dashboard full 24-hour period without a new Covid has recorded 19 cases.
The dashboard includes tests performed daily in the health trust labs, but it does not include tests on national Test sites as part of the NHS-wide initiatives.
health Minister Robin Swann described it as "significant progress that The Virus is in the escape".
The Chief medical officer, said NI was "important steps forward".
But, Dr. Michael Mcbride warned that the coronavirus remained a "very real threat".
a total of 995 tests were completed between Thursday evening and Friday Evening , and none of a positive result had.
in bloodrecorded another coronavirus-related death, within the same 24-hour accounting period, in which no one tested positive for The Virus .
It brings cases to the total number of deaths, reported by the Northern Ireland Department of Health 545, but this number relates primarily to hospital-deaths
comprehensive, the collected data revealed by the Northern Ireland statistics and Research Agency (Nisra).
On Saturday, the British Ministry of health and social Affairs announced a further 128 people have died after testing positive for Covid-19, bringing the UK total of 42,589.
On Friday, separate figures from the Northern Ireland statistics and Research Agency (Nisra) showed that.
At The End of each work week, Nisra releases data on The Number of deaths, where Covid-19 has already been mentioned on the Death Certificate .
Nisra latest statistics show that from Friday the 12th of June, there were 802 deaths in Northern Ireland , where the coronavirus was mentioned on the Death Certificate .
'Massive joint effort'In a statement on Saturday, Mr Swann said: "We continue to make significant progress in forcing The Virus into the flight.
"This is due to a massive collective effort of people in Northern Ireland .
"It is important that we all maintain this progress and will hold the following Public Health advice on social distancing and washing our hands. "
In the same statement, Dr McBride said: "We have, without a doubt, important progress, and The People in Northern Ireland deserve great praise for the sacrifices they have made in our response to this virus.
"Covid-19 remains a very real threat, and now is not The Time to drop guard.
"I urge all to keep to, to do The Right thing in relation to hand hygiene, and social distance. Please stay safe and can save Lives . "
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Source of news: bbc.com
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