Social distancing is at the top of mind for many as countries across the globe are facing the novel coronavirus pandemic. Here's what health experts recommend:
Yes. Adalja said it was"fine to go outside, go to the park. You can go on walks."
Baldwin also said going to the park is fine and noted that exercise could be important during this time by boosting your immune system.Two pedestrians cross an empty street, on March 16, 2020 in San Francisco.Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesThe public should be limiting their time on public transportation. However, for some, that's unavoidable. If that's the case, Adalja said to try not to sit near other people and wash your hands if you have to touch any surfaces.
Subway passengers space out their seating during a during rush hour on a subway, March 17, 2020 in New York City. The subway is normally crowded but many people are staying home out of concern for the spread of coronavirus. Subway passengers space out their seating during a during rush hour on a subway, March 17, 2020 in New York City. The subway is normally crowded but many people are staying home out of concern for the spread of coronavirus.Yes, but do your best.
Make sure to scrub down surfaces, wash your hands and be mindful of symptoms to look out for, Adalja said.Any non-essential travel and crowded gatherings like parties or concerts, according to Baldwin.Social distancing is effective in decreasing the rate of cases and the total number of cases, also known as flattening the curve, Baldwin said. When done properly, it will limit the spread of infection.
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