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Social bubbles, physical distancing, masks: Which method is most effective in controlling COVID-19 spread at events – Health News – Firstpost
A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) has conducted precisely this type of evaluation of various social settings which…
When the COVID-19 pandemic first started, various steps were taken to control the transmission of this disease globally. From imposing lockdowns and shutting down schools to limiting the number of people allowed to gather at an event, many measures were introduced to control the rate of infection, which would help healthcare systems handle the COVID-19 caseload better.
However, as economies are opening up and travel bans are being lifted, people are now able to move more freely without restrictions…
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