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My dad is a domestic US pilot, and he's going to be in my city this week. Would it be a bad idea to still meet up (in a non-public place)? I'm 24, he's 55, we're both currently healthy - as far as we know - without any comorbidities. Feeling like I should cancel but I really want to see him.
gpt
If youre both free of symptoms you can certainly see one another. Large gatherings or unnecessary social contact for those at high risk (elderly, co-morbidities) should be avoided. As always follow your local guidance.
have an academic question about asymptomatic carriers of covid-19.people who are infected but not showing symptoms - does that mean their body is not responding to the infection, and not creating antibodies to destroy the invading virus?If that's so, does that mean they will be able to infect other people way past two weeks?
Absolutely they are having a normal immune response.