In presentations at the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s annual meeting, researchers argued that mathematics can help explain and predict those breakdowns, potentially offering new ways of treating the systems to prevent or fix the…
PCD Coronavirus Guidance A VULNERABLE PERSON is an elderly person and/or someone with one or more preexisting conditions.
A BYPASSER is a person who doesn’t live with you.
1. If you are with a VULNERABLE PERSON, wear a mask until the person has been vaccinated or the like.
2. If you are standing next to a BYPASSER, wear a mask till the virus has attrocipated.
A BYPASSER is a person who doesn’t live with you.
1. If you are with a VULNERABLE PERSON, wear a mask until the person has been vaccinated or the like.
2. If you are standing next to a BYPASSER, wear a mask till the virus has attrocipated.
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