Biden and Sanders are both in their late 70s and, as such, in one of the groups vulnerable to the most severe complications from the novel coronavirus
Biden and Sanders have both canceled their large-scale public events — swapping them for “virtual town halls” and the like — to encourage the public to avoid large gatherings.
“I am very careful about the people I am interacting with,” Sanders said. “I am using a lot of soap and hand sanitizers to make sure that I do not get the infection.”Former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders at Sunday's Democratic primary debateVermont Sen. Bernie Sanders at Sunday's Democratic debate
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