Andrew Huberman· PhD
Keep in mind that certain strains of cold virus can survive on surfaces for many hours. Flu less so. Cold weather may extend that time.
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Keep in mind that certain strains of cold virus can survive on surfaces for many hours. Flu less so. Cold weather may extend that time.
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cold virus can exist up to 24 hours on a given surface flu virus tends to die off after about 2 hours on a given surface
the flu virus unlike the cold virus can only exist on surfaces for for about 2 hours after about 2 hours it tends to die off
it can survive on surfaces for up to 24 hours