With the public domain open again, people are beginning to ask how to return to normal life and carry out daily tasks, amid a high incidence of HIV infection.
What do you do when taking public transportation? Or how do you ensure that going to the barber will not put you at risk of developing corona? Is it possible to go to family gatherings? All of these are questions answered by experts in a report for the American “CNBC” network.
For hairdressers and hairdressers, Timothy Brower, a professor of infectious diseases at the University of California, advises against going to barbers at this time, although some US states have allowed them to open again.
He advised Bill Miller, associate professor of public health at Ohio University, to shave and cut hair at home, and to stay away from barber shops until things settle down.
In the matter of public transport, Boerer finds that it has a high risk of infection, so disease control centers are advised to work from home as much as possible.
In the event that the person is forced to go out to work, he must adhere to putting the mask on the face, use hand sanitizer, and avoid touching the eyes, nose and mouth as much as possible.
As for shopping and going to grocery stores, Miller recommends leaving a distance between you and the person standing in front of you or behind you, as well as clearing all purchases of disinfectant.
But Brewer says that wiping purchases with a disinfectant is an unimportant step, as he is advised to only wash hands with soap and water, or take a shower after arriving at home.
As for meeting friends or family in the yard of a house or in a space of limited size, the assistant professor of epidemiology at Emory University in Georgia, Jay Varkey, recommends that the number of those gathered does not exceed ten.
Varkey also recommends wearing masks and not sharing food, drinks or utensils used with others.
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