Don't panic, coronavirus to last months—face masks and social distancing helps (ft. Ariane Davison)
As the coronavirus rampages outside of China with numbers of infected rising each day, some experts are advising individuals not to panic, but to practice social distancing, avoid crowds at supermarkets, wear face masks, and to use anti-microbial wipes to clean your hands as the infection could stay for months to come. Dr. Ariane Davison, a Hong Kong-based viral immunologist and director of Global Health Care Consultants explains.
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As the coronavirus rampages outside of China with numbers of infected rising each day, some experts are advising individuals not to panic, but to practice social distancing, avoid crowds at supermarkets, wear face masks, and to use anti-microbial wipes to clean your hands as the infection could stay for months to come. Dr. Ariane Davison, a Hong Kong-based viral immunologist and director of Global Health Care Consultants explains.