Flu Spread on Airplanes
Are you ever concerned about someone exhibiting signs of illness (persistent coughing or sneezing) while you are traveling on an airline? I can tell you that it crosses my mind ever time I fly. Please read the recent June 15 HealthDay News article linked below.
There appears to be a 2 seat “Hot Zone” according to research published in July by Emerging Infectious Diseases, a publication of the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
“Travelers were at a 3.6 percent increased risk for flu if they sat within two rows of a passenger with symptoms, and this risk jumped to 7.7 percent for those who sat within two seats of the sick passenger, the study showed. The two-seat danger zone refers to a sick passenger seated in the two seats in front of you, two seats behind you or two seats to either side of you.
Still, “it’s not a given, but our 2x2x2 seats box is definitely the highest risk zone,” said study author Dr. Paul M. Kelly, an associate professor at Australian National University in Canberra.” Please review this article if you are planning to travel. Click Here for the link To your good health
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