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Saliva spray during speech could transmit coronavirus – study | Coronavirus outbreak | The Guardian

Tiny droplets of saliva that are sprayed into the air when people speak may be sufficient to spread coronavirus, according to US government scientists who say the finding could help control the outbreak.

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