Over 250,000 COVID-19 cases have been confirmed since the pandemic started late last year.
, assistant professor in the department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, toldEarlier this week, a study published in thenebulizeron plastic and steel compared with 24 hours on cardboard, four hours on copper, and as an aerosol for up to three hours.
"Enveloped viruses, like influenza virus and SARS-CoV-2, are less stable on porous surfaces like cloth," explained Lakdawala."Although there is a recent data demonstrating long-lived stability of influenza viruses on bank notes. Many studies have demonstrated that copper can inactivate most enveloped viruses in a few hours."
She added:"Non-porous surfaces like plastic, glass, metals may be more concerning as viruses are stable for long periods of time on these surfaces."COVIDMacciochithat studies on such topics only tell us so much about the real life situation where things like moisture could make a difference.
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