Six months after the first case of coronavirus became known in China, a consensus begins to form in science about how people get infected.
Contrary to what was originally believed, there are many researchers who claim that it is rare to get coronavirus by contacting a contaminated surface, as well as during a fleeting and outdoor encounter with people who are infected. It doesn't mean infections can't be spread through those scenarios, it's just less likely.
Instead, one of the most common circumstances for infections would be face-to-face encounters and . . .
