How Exactly Do You Catch COVID-19? There Is a Growing Consensus

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The nice thing about the coronavirus, if something nice can be said about it, is that initial recommendations don't match today's advice. This points to a future and hope to where what is said today will be proven to be wrong as well.

Quelling Coronavirus Fears:

[1] https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2020/02/24/coronavirus-spe...

[2] https://youtu.be/eFCzoXhNM6c?t=80

Why is this person talking about how face you face contact is the primary means of spread like it’s news when we’ve known this was the case pretty much the past 6 months the virus has been active?

Your memory of the situation isn't accurate. In the first phase of treating it seriously in the US the main concern seemed to be around surfaces and the most commonly offered advice was "wash your hands and don't touch your face."

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