Social Distancing, Quarantine, And Isolation: What’s The Difference And Why Do They Matter?
Why Are Social Distancing, Quarantine, And Isolation Important?
Person to person — that’s how the novel coronavirus spreads. It does so easily and sustainably through tiny droplets in the air that can land in your nose or mouth — or even be inhaled into your lungs. Currently, there is no vaccine to prevent COVID-19, so the best way to protect yourself is by avoiding exposure entirely through social distancing, quarantine, or isolation.
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Staying Connected While Staying Away
Social interaction is important for your well-being both physically and mentally. Try keeping in touch by video chatting; setting up virtual game nights, dinners, or happy hours; joining a virtual workout class — or even picking up the phone for a regular old phone call.
