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The CDC has updated its advice on how you could catch Covid-19, claiming that the disease can be transmitted by aerosols that hangs in the air. This means that you will want to avoid poorly ventilated interior spaces where people follow the following things - read it and protect your health and health of others, do not miss theseWithout signs that you have already had coronavirus.

The droplets can really put you when someone sneezes.National GeographicI went to a laboratory at MIT and discovered that the Scientist Lydia Bourrouiba studied sneezing: "Identified at 2,000 images per second, video and images of his laboratory show that a mist of mucus and saliva can burst from the mouth a person at nearly one hundred miles on time. And travel as far as 27 feet. "

"Singing in an extended room of time, in close contact with a lot of people and no ventilation - it's a disaster recipe," Shelly Miller, Professor at Colorado Boulder, saidNPR. "In the preliminary research published on July 13, Miller and his compatriots researchers have found that singers, as well as some eollans and brass instrumentalists, generate respiratory aerosols at high rates. In other words, they spit a lot of Droplets in the tunes when they scatter or blow. "

Yes, just talk can spread Covid-19. "The act of speaking generates droplets that vary in size. Larger droplets are less risk because they" fall quickly on the ground ", but the smallest can dehydrate and linger in the air, essentially acting as an aerosol, "reportsHealth.comrelaying a correspondence published in theNew England Journal of MedicineBy researchers from the National Institutes of Health and Perelman School of Medicine from the University of Pennsylvania "This" expand [s] the spatial extent of infectious particles issued, "said the authors."

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Covid-19 can be widespread even when a person breathes, says the CDC. A study of the National Academy of Science, Engineering and Medicine of the United States has confirmed it: "The study indicated that even breathe or speak could possibly release tiny particles (bioeerosoles) wearing the SARS- COV-2 causing Covid 19 ", writes Author Ramananda Ningthoujam. "The team explained that the virus can remain suspended in the air in the ultrafine mist produced when infected people expire. They recommended to wear masks while leaving in public places."

"To help stop the propagation of germs," ​​says the CDC:

• Cover your mouth and nose with a handkerchief when saving or sneezing
• Discard the fabrics used in the Recycle Bin
• If you do not have a tissue, cough or sneeze in your elbow, not your hands. "

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