The one simple thing doctors say they never do it again
This very simple daily action is canceled, according to doctors.
Even if she can feel now as centuries ago, lifebefore The coronavirus pandemic was full of manydaily rituals that have become too dangerous Continue. And while some habits are slowlyacceptableThere is at least one who can not survive. According to a group of epidemiologists from around the world interviewed byThe New York TimesA plurality of respondents say thatsqueezing your hand as a greeting is the only thing They never do it again, even after Covid-19 has become less widespread.
The survey requested 511 medical experts when they should go back to specific activities. While many admittedthey felt at ease Bringing in the mail, see a doctor for a non-urgent appointment, and take a night driving night from this summer, other activities were less popular. A lot of thoughtsAttend funeral or weddingsMeeting with strangers, andnot put on masks In public for at least one year. Cornsix percent of respondents said they "never again" engage in hugging or squeezing hand while saluting a friend-More that any other activity entered in the investigation.
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Respondents were divided on how far they would cancel the usual greetings. "I think the hand handle is dead,"Priyanka Gogna From Queen University said, even if she admits that she "would probably squeeze some personal contacts in the distant future, as a greeting, if any. Others have agreed that if they ever the palms of the press, a quick tightening for a close friend was too much to give up, saying they would be eager to do it again in time. "If we have a good vaccine, maybe the first thing I would do is cherish,"Christina Ludema, An epidemiologist at the University of Indiana, saidThe temperature.
But other respondents, likeT.Bond Christopher, An epidemiologist with Bristol Myers Squibb,took his statement by talking toThe temperature:"Real epidemiologists do not tighten the hand. And for more physical contact means will change from now, seeBizarre new way you go hugging people, according to experts.
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