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ThecoronavirusThe pandemic is raging again, with cases, hospitalizations and deaths, especially among unvaccinated persons. But even a minority of those who arevaccinated catches the virus. How can you stay safe?Dr. Ashish JHA, Dean de la Brown University School of Public Health, appeared onHello AmericaThis morning with a demolition warning. Read on five pieces of rescue notices - and to ensure your health and health of others, do not miss these Sure sign that you have "Long" Covid and may even know.

"The proof is that this virus will be with us for a long time," said Jha. "It's going to become endemic. So everyone will end up at some point, getting vaccinated, or they will end up having infected. People really need to be very cautious out there if you are not vaccinated and the best way to protect yourself is to get shot. "

"This is the most contagious version of the virus we have seen throughout the pandemic," said Dr. Jha. "It's really very contagious. And so if you have a significant exhibition, you will see revolutionary infections, even for people vaccinated. The good news is that these people are not particularly sick, obviously, very few people Who are vaccinated end up hospitalized or dying. That's what is really helpful here. No vaccine is perfectly effective by one hundred percent. "

In the old days, you could say, stay at six feet away, or be with them for less than 15 minutes - "You need to be very close to someone for a long time. What we learn with the delta the variant is not necessarily the case. There are so many more viruses or people have been infected, have as high, tall and viral charges, but even short periods of time, five minutes, seven minutes, you do not even need to be in six feet. For unvaccinated people, they are infected with a lot of much shorter exposure. "

"I think we have evidence that we can recover children at school safely, even in the context of the Delta variant, even children under 12 were not vaccinated," said the 'expert of the virus. "So, I think children should be back and that we can do it safely. I believe that areas of high levels of epidemics. Uh, it makes sense to have children who were not vaccinated , wear a mask. But I think children who are vaccinated, adults who are vaccinated, it's a lot more reasonable to skip the masks. But the key problem is uncaptive. Children are certainly unvaccinated adults should wear a mask In places with large epidemics. "

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"The type of thinking based on some recent Israel data is that I could imagine high-risk people, people in retirement homes, immunocomodigious people, requiring an extra level of protection. You know, I have to tell you A few months ago, I did not necessarily think that would be the case, but the data evolve about it, but for most of us, I do not think we are going to need a reminder. It is certainly not at any time soon. "So follow the fundamentals and help put an end to this pandemic, no matter where you live-you are vaccinated as soon as possible; If you live in an area with low vaccination rates, wear afacial maskwhich adapts perfectly and is double layered, do not travel, the social distance, avoid the big crowds, do not go inside with people you do not fit with (especially in the bars), practice a good hygiene of hands and protect your life and protect your life the lives of others, do not visit any of these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.