The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
what the heck is a foe mite a foe mite is our fancy medical word for what happens when someone touches their mouth touches their nose and gets a piece of the virus or a virus many virus particles on their hands and touches something else they touch a table or a desk or their phone or a shopping cart at the grocery store that's a foam light the virus can live outside of our bodies for variable amounts of time on various surfaces
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A foe might is our fancy medical word for what happens when someone touches their mouth touches their nose and gets a piece of the virus or a virus many virus particles on their hands and touches something else they touch a table or a desk or their phone or a shopping cart at the grocery store that's a foam light the virus can live outside of our bodies for variable amounts of time on various surfaces
did four different surfaces actually several plastic steel cardboard copper surfaces and it looks at the median and half-life survival on these surfaces and not surprisingly I think based on what you just said Peter there's a pretty reasonable survival so until you reach a level that they think is not compatible with transmission takes about 72 hours on plastic takes 48 hours on cardboard takes about 24 hours on steel and it takes about eight hours to 24 hours on copper