If one person with you has COVID-19, how long are you safe? | Fast Company
But as the climate has turned cold and some of us have moved indoors, John Bush, a professor of applied mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, calls such a rule of thumb “dangerous” and “overly simplistic.” Because when you’re inside, microscopic droplets are trapped right alongside you in a confined space, and standing six feet away from someone doesn’t stop the SARS-CoV-2 virus from floating in the air of your living room where you can potentially inhale it. So are any of us safe indoors during the COVID-19 era? Can we go to a grocery store? Can we meet… Lire la suite »If one person with you has COVID-19, how long are you safe? | Fast Company
