As holiday celebrations wind down in the U.S., COVID is on the rise. The thought of what's next with COVID is always looming for many people. Here's what to know.
indoors, saying people “should” mask up, including in schools, stores, offices, and when in crowded outdoor settings.for everyone age 2 and older when indoors, including at schools, in transit, or in worksites when around others.on public transportation is no longer in effect, the agency continues to recommend that those using public transportation do so.
will be required for all students and staff for the first 2 weeks of school return, through Jan. 13, citing guidance from the Philadelphia Department of Public Health.in late November suggests. After Massachusetts dropped the statewide universal masking policy in public schools in February 2022, researchers compared the incidence of COVID in 70 school districts there that dropped the mandate with two school districts that kept it.
“Mandating, we know, it shuts people off,” Topol says. “It’s unenforceable. If you have a very strong recommendation, that’s probably as good as you’re going to be able to do right now.” Hosts might also ask guests to test before the event. While those are excellent suggestions, Schaffner says he doesn’t think the vast majority of people are following that advice.
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