human
I read it can survive 3 hours in the air. Is this true? For example, if you go into an elevator that was previously ridden by someone infected, how likely are you to get infected?
gpt
No, the virus is not likely to be randomly aerosolized as far as we currently know. It's droplets, which can survive on surfaces. The air problem is mostly in the hospital during high risk respiratory procedures.
My doctor found a shadow on my liver in an ultrasound. Im scheduled for a ct scan on Monday and a follow up doctor appointment Friday. However, should this wait? What if Im exposed to covid by going to the dr. On the other hand what if I have cancer and should be seen....what would you recommend?
Continue normal medical care unless advised otherwise by your doctor