Is 2 meters long enough? American Scientists Show the Details of New Study

Scientists said the distance of 2m widely accepted as the rate for physical distance gives a <x0 false security level” and can cause large groups of people to be exposed to the disease. The study, conducted at Florida University, has not been subjected to opinion by other scientists.

Meanwhile, a saliva test to discover COVID-19 created by Yale University and funded by the National Basketball Association (NBA) received the approval of the American Food and Bars Administration for Emergency Use on Saturday.

Saliva Direct is the fifth saliva test approved by the Food and Bars Administration for the disease. He analyzes the saliva of people who think they have coronarys.

The test is seen as faster because getting results takes less than 24 hours. He's relatively cheap, about $10, and easier because he's using saliva, without the need for a nosebelly.

The adoption of the new test comes as the daily number of confirmed tests by the US-run coronary has dropped for the first time, despite calls by some public and federal health officials to significantly increase tests.

Some statistics show that during August, an estimated 73,000 people were tested in the US every day, less than the previous month when this number was 750,000.

The decline may be related to the fact that the number of people seeking to be tested has decreased after the peak reached this summer. Also, many give up testing because of the long time of waiting and delays in receiving results.

According to Johns Hopkins University on Sunday, the number of cases with COVID-19 worldwide was more than 21 million. The US has more than 5.3 million cases followed by Brazil, with 3.3 million.