U.S. should consider 'stay-at-home' cooling options during pandemic

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https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/07/200729114858.htm

The risk of two major public health threats converging -- a heatwave and the COVID-19 pandemic -- is quickly becoming a reality as the US approaches its hottest month of the year with COVID-19 cases continuing to rise.

"Authorities have acknowledged that the usual strategies recommended to protect individuals from heat-related illness such as seeking refuge in air-conditioned places including dedicated cooling centers or shopping malls risks further transmission of the virus," said senior author Associate Professor Ollie Jay from the University of Sydney (Australia).

U.S. should consider 'stay-at-home' cooling options during pandemic

Aug 4, 2020, 7:31pm UTC
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/07/200729114858.htm > The risk of two major public health threats converging -- a heatwave and the COVID-19 pandemic -- is quickly becoming a reality as the US approaches its hottest month of the year with COVID-19 cases continuing to rise. > "Authorities have acknowledged that the usual strategies recommended to protect individuals from heat-related illness such as seeking refuge in air-conditioned places including dedicated cooling centers or shopping malls risks further transmission of the virus," said senior author Associate Professor Ollie Jay from the University of Sydney (Australia).