an study of covid-19 associated with a recreational hockey game
an study of covid-19 associated with a recreational hockey game
the indoor space and close contact between players during a hockey game increase infection risk for players and create potential for a superspreader event, especially with ongoing community covid-19 transmission.", "in addition, outbreaks of covid-19 infections among amateur hockey players in the united states have recently been reported in the news. on june 19, 2020, the florida department of health was notified of a team a player (the index patient) who experienced fever, cough, sore throat, and a headache beginning on june 17, the day after he had participated in an evening game; 2 days later, a nasal specimen was obtained, which tested positive for sars-cov-2 by sofia sars antigen fluorescent immunoassay (https://www.quidel.com/immunoassays/coronavirusexternal icon).", 


































"covid-19 cases associated with a recreational ice hockey game, by date of onset (n = 15) -- florida, june 2020 abbreviation: covid-19 = coronavirus disease 2019.")