The pandemic habits Americans say they're keeping after COVID
Conventional wisdom would lead you to believe that people are counting down the minutes until they can take off their masks and throw the hand sanitizer into the garbage fire. But a new national survey shows that's not the case.
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Show Notes
As vaccines get into more arms, it's not crazy to fantasize about returning to some sort of normalcy sometime soon. And as the pandemic winds down, it will be interesting to see what safety protocols will continue being a part of our everyday lives once we are back to normal. Researchers at Ohio State University wanted to take a look at how people feel about keeping some pandemic habits around even after COVID-19 is a bad memory, so they conducted a nationwide study. Dr. Iahn Gonsenhauser, Chief Quality and Patient Safety Officer at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center joins KYW Newsradio In Depth to break down what the survey found, what the evidence suggests we've learned from the past year, and which pandemic habits Americans thought were actually pretty good ideas after all.
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