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| − | '''Social distancing''' is a set of [[medical]] recommendations that helps prevent the spread of infectious [[disease]]s, including the current [[COVID-19]] pandemic. Guidelines by public health authorities call for at least six feet of physical distancing from one another. In addition to not shaking hands or hug greetings, those individuals practicing social distancing should not gather together in large groups. In [[Ohio]], groups of less than 10 people are considered safe. | + | '''Social distancing''' is a set of [[medical]] recommendations that helps prevent the spread of infectious [[disease]]s, including the current [[COVID-19]] pandemic. Guidelines by public health authorities call for at least six feet of physical distancing from one another. In addition to not shaking hands or hug greetings, those individuals practicing social distancing should not gather together in large groups. In [[Ohio]] and [[Ontario]], groups of less than 10 people are considered safe. |
{{Coronavirus}} | {{Coronavirus}} | ||
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Revision as of 18:49, July 21, 2020
Social distancing is a set of medical recommendations that helps prevent the spread of infectious diseases, including the current COVID-19 pandemic. Guidelines by public health authorities call for at least six feet of physical distancing from one another. In addition to not shaking hands or hug greetings, those individuals practicing social distancing should not gather together in large groups. In Ohio and Ontario, groups of less than 10 people are considered safe.