Just because our lives are resembling a new normal doesn’t mean that this is the time to be willy-nilly about COVID-19 safety.
people are going back to work, and some kids will be returning to school in the fall. But, the thing is, nothing looks like how it used to before. We don’t have to look too far to see that our world has been forced to conform in a way that promotes better health. Hand sanitizing stations look about as natural to us as pop machines in the stores. At first, seeing a person in a mask was off-putting. Now , you see people wearing them all over.
But just because our lives are resembling a new normal doesn’t mean that this is the time to be willy-nilly about COVID-19 safety. We don’t have to Lysol our groceries anymore , but some states are already beginning to see a, and experts are telling us that America hasn’t even seen its second wave.
“Always choose outdoors over indoor, always choose masking over not masking and always choose more space for fewer people over a smaller space,” Dr. Emily Landon, an epidemiologist and infectious diseases specialist at University of Chicago Medicine, tellsWe don’t know nearly enough about this virus, but the things we do know, we should take to heart — even when it’s not convenient.
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