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If you were asking exactly how the Covid-19 virus behaves when you turn in the air around you, consider this sinister passage of ablog written byBromage Erin, Ph.D., B.Sc., Mr., Associate Professor of Biology at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth:

"If a person touches or sneezes, these 200,000,000 viral particles go everywhere. Some viruses are suspended in the air, some fall into the surfaces, most fall on the ground. So, if you are face to face with a person, with A conversation, and this person sneezes or touches all right to you, it is quite easy to see how it is possible to inhale 1,000 particles of viruses and become infected. "

In other words: If you are exposed to the transmission of virus aerosol, especially inside, especially if asymptomatic carriers are present - you arereally to get at risk to get it.

This is also why bromage in the same post (which is since pure viral) settles in shocking details, many places and situations to avoid for the good of your health and health of those around you. (Spoiler alert: it cites many examples of the real world along the way.)

Think about going back to work soon? Using a public bathroom? To die to host a post-quarantine dinner? Read all the reasons why you should not.

Of course, many states allow some companies to return to work, but many companies still encourage employees to work at home if their jobs will allow it. Why? The open office provisions of the floor are located very closely, are essentially a petri dish for Covid-19.

Bromage details How a "unique infected employee came to work on the 11th floor of a building" on a floor that had 216 employees. "Over the period of the week, 94 of these people are infected and 92 of these 94 people became ill (only 2 asymptomatic remained)."

Surprised? We do not hope. But if you want to be afraid of your next after-quarantine dinner or group release, know this bromagecites a specific example This shows how dangerous Covid-19 can be dangerous during a group meal when it cites what could happen if an asymptomatic support is present and it is enough to breathe: "About 50% of people at the table of the infected person are become sick over the next seven days. 75% of people on the adjacent table under the wind became infected. "

Sing "Happy Birthday" and blowing candles are typically joyful activities, right? Well, not necessarily at the time of the coronavirus.

Bromage points to a real case in Chicago where an asymptomatic personattended a birthday party and infected three individuals, completely unconscious he was sick.

Studies have shown thatToilet Rinse aerosolizes Infectious microbes in the air And these microbes remain in the air for at least a few minutes. The first research on COVID-19 have also shown thatBathrooms on cruise ships andBathrooms in hospitals were strongly contaminated. In addition, we know thatPoorly ventilated interior areas are risky places in terms of COVID-19.

The same individual who attended the birthday party also a church choir practice, according to bromage, and, you guessed it, I have a number of sick people. Newsflash: a strong song leads to the spread of the aerosol of many germs.

Bromage points to a "super spreading event" that happenedDuring a Curling event in Canada In which 72 participants became another hotspot for transmission. "Curling brings competitors and teammates in close contact in a fresh indoor environment, with significant breathing for a prolonged period. This tournament has resulted in an infection of 72 infected people," wrote bromage, warning that indoor sports are A privileged event for the spread of any virus.

The same guy who had sick people in a birthday party and a choral practice? It was not finished. According to a reportPosted by the CDCHe also attended funerals where he kissed family members and other people present to express condolences. Within four days, the two family members who shared the meal are sick. A third family member, who hugged the same individual at the funeral, also became ill.