While case numbers and deaths from COVID19 are trending downward, this is not the time to let down your guard.
, this is not the time to let down your guard. These are not ordinary days. These novel days call on us to make decisions with limited and evolving information. The coronavirus is still circulating.who has practiced for over 30 years, I find myself facing the decisions about safe outdoor recreation with some trepidation. The decision about whether to go to a beach, a pool or a park was previously pretty simple – now, not so much.
On one hand, there is too much information, some of it conflicting and much of it infused with political ideology. On the other, there is a lack of information – the"novel" in novel coronavirus means it's new and there is much we don't know. While it remains as true as ever that there arethese days, it's also true there are risks to yourself and to others in doing so.
How to decide whether you and your loved ones can go hiking, beaching or swimming? Let's begin with some facts that we actually do know. We know that the virus can be carried asymptomatically, and we know that there areWe scientists and doctors don't know yet if having antibodies is indicative of immunity, so a positive antibody test doesn't mean you're good to go without risk.
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