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Social Distancing May Reduce COVID-19 Spread By Up To 99%

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Social Distancing May Reduce COVID-19 Spread By Up To 99%

Social Distancing May Reduce COVID-19 Spread By Up To 99%

A new study shows that social distancing may be the most effective way to reduce spread of COVID-19.

The study published in The Lancet found that combining types of physical distancing reduced the spread by as much as 99.3%.

Quarantining infected people and their families, closing schools and businesses and social distancing were most effective.

Because little is known about the transmissibility of COVID-19, researchers used data from the 2004-05 SARS outbreak.

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