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Social Distancing Is a Lot More Complicated Than Being 1.83 m Apart – Gizmodo Australia
The 1.83 m rule for distancing from others during the covid-19 pandemic might be too rigid for its own good, a group of experts in the U.S. and UK are arguing. In a new paper out Tuesday, they make the case for adopting a more nuanced approach to staying safe…
The 1.83 m rule for distancing from others during the covid-19 pandemic might be too rigid for its own good, a group of experts in the U.S. and UK are arguing. In a new paper out Tuesday, they make the case for adopting a more nuanced approach to staying safe, where people take into account things like whether theyre indoors or outdoors, staying in a location for a prolonged time, or wearing a face mask in order to figure out their risk level and how far apart they should be from others.
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