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Fleeing from the coronavirus is dangerous for you, the people you encounter along the way and wherever you end up

  • Written by Rebecca S.B. Fischer, Assistant Professor of Epidemiology, Texas A&M University
Fleeing from the coronavirus is dangerous for you, the people you encounter along the way and wherever you end upTraveling is risky during the coronavirus outbreak. Places like airports, bus stops, and gas stations especially so. AP Photo/Joeal Calupitan

COVID-19 is affecting life in nearly every corner of the globe. Public health officials are heavily relying on two community interventions to curb the pandemic spread: social distancing and restricted travel....

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