At Least 3 feet Of Social Distancing May Help Curb COVID-19 Transmission
- 4 years ago
Staying at least 3 feet away from others, wearing a face mask and eye protection, is the best way to curb the spread of COVID-19.
6.5 feet or more is preferred and shows better results for cutting the risk of transmission.
The recommendations come following an analysis of 172 studies from 16 countries.
Researchers, however, caution that social distancing and face coverings do not provide complete protection.
According to UPI, transmission is still possible with social distancing, face mask, and eye protection.
The virus can enter through the eyes, nose, and mouth, either directly or by touching a contaminated surface.
6.5 feet or more is preferred and shows better results for cutting the risk of transmission.
The recommendations come following an analysis of 172 studies from 16 countries.
Researchers, however, caution that social distancing and face coverings do not provide complete protection.
According to UPI, transmission is still possible with social distancing, face mask, and eye protection.
The virus can enter through the eyes, nose, and mouth, either directly or by touching a contaminated surface.