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Appellate Division Finds No Reason to Disturb Employer s Experts Qualifications, to Not Accept Their Testimony, and Rejects Claim That Experts Only Offered Net Opinions Appellate Division Found That Experts Provided the Reasons for Their Conclusions | Marshall Dennehey

Appellate Division Finds No Reason to Disturb Employer s Experts Qualifications, to Not Accept Their Testimony, and Rejects Claim That Experts Only Offered Net Opinions Appellate Division Found That Experts Provided the Reasons for Their Conclusions | Marshall Dennehey
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As mask mandates drop, ask these questions to gauge safety of indoor spaces

Many places have ended indoor mask mandates, and public health experts say it’s OK to forgo mask-wearing where vaccination rates are high and infections and hospitalizations are low. As maskless people begin venturing inside, they still may wonder whether it is safe.

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Self-Isolation Doesn t Stop Sars-Cov-2 From Spreading

Researchers have detected tiny airborne particles containing RNA from SARS-CoV-2, both inside and outside of rooms in which infected people were self-isolating.

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Rutgers study: Tiny COVID particles escape home isolation rooms

The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention indicated the probability of COVID spread within a home is about 50%, according to one professor who authored a report on this type of transmission.

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Rutgers study: Tiny COVID particles escape home isolation rooms

The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention indicated the probability of COVID spread within a home is about 50%, according to one professor who authored a report on this type of transmission.

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