The pandemic of coronavirus has brought new buzzwords into public consciousness—flatten the curve, contain the spread, social distancing. But only now is the import of those words and what they rep…
The pandemic of coronavirus has brought new buzzwords into public consciousness—flatten the curve, contain the spread, social distancing.Researchers have found that for every day a city delayed in implementing social distancing measures after a first case of coronavirus was detected, up to 2.4 days more were added to the length of the outbreak, according to Eureka.
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