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After months of speculation, the CDC finally confirmed this week that Covid-19 is airborne, emitting an update of their online guidelines. However, the next day, the updated passage disappeared from their website, leaving many people. Can the virus spread through the air of the person-to-person via breathing droplets that float in the air? According toDr. Anthony FauciThe answer is "almost certainly". During an interview Thursday with the Governor of New Jersey Phil Murphy, the main infectious infectious expert of the nation's nation and key member of the White House Coronavirus working group explained how this can happen. Read on and ensure your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

"The transmission of the aerosol occurs"

"I believe - and I think there's good data - to say that the transmission of the aerosol occurs," confirmed withden.

He explained what is meant by the aerosol. "As a general rule, if you have droplets that come out of a person, they usually descend less than six feet. So, if you have six feet away and you wear a mask, you do not worry about that" , did he declare. However, in other cases of transmission - that it admits, it does not know the percentage at this stage - these droplets "do not fall immediately". This usually occurs inside by aerosol.

"They hang around a period of time," he continued. "It becomes very relevant when you are inside and there is not good ventilation."

He pointed out that this revelation "does not change anything" when it comes to prevention methods already recommended - which include the port of masks, the social distance, stay outside instead of the interior, avoiding the crowds and practice hand hygiene.

He also asks people not to be "folded" on the proof of aerosol or the percentage of propagation that happens in this way. "The transmission of the aerosol occurs almost certainly," he said, suggesting that people "act as she occurs" and follow the recommendations set out by the government.

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Covid-19 can "stay in the air"

Tuesday during his interview with Dr. Sanjay Gupta of CNN during theCNN citizenEvent, he also discussed the airborne nature of coronavirus.

"The evidence I saw and the conversations I had with people who understand the physics of aerosol particles more than me, say there is no doubt that what you are talking about different size particles , that they can stay in the air "he said. To free you from Covid-19, do as Dr. Faisci advises:mask, avoid crowds, wash your hands and do not miss these35 places you are most likely to catch Covid.