Is my mask safe? Can families meet despite Corona? In a second “Ask Me” episode, Jonas Schmidt-Chanasit provides answers to reader questions about the risk of infection.
How do I properly protect myself in the Corona crisis? Even after the initial easing, this question still concerns many people. The concerns of t-online.de readers range from the viral load in a mask to the safety precautions at family reunions to the risk of infection by an infected person who has survived the virus. For the video format “Ask me”, t-online.de users submitted numerous questions, which the renowned virologist Prof. Dr. Jonas Schmidt-Chanasit.
You can find all the answers to the most important questions in the second part of our interview above in the video or here.
Tips from the virologist for t-online.de
Prof. Dr. Jonas Schmidt-Chanasit is a virologist and head of virus diagnostics at the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg. There he researches exotic viruses such as Ebola or Zika and new infectious diseases. Viruses transmitted by mosquitoes are Schmidt Chanasit’s focus. The 41-year-old holds the chair of arbovirology at the University of Hamburg.
Also see what should be considered when using masks, what the number of infected people is, and to what extent people who have survived an infection can still infect others with the corona virus, see above in the video or if you here click.
In the first episode of the “Ask me” interview, Schmidt-Chanasit explained, among other things, what risks could be caused by loosening, what should now be considered when visiting the hairdresser or in a restaurant and what alternative to the vaccine could lead to the corona crisis. The first part you’ll find here.
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