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¿Harto del COVID-19? Aquí te decimos por qué podrías tener fatiga pandémica

  • Written by Jay Maddock, Professor of Public Health, Texas A&M University
imageEs tentador tomar un descanso de tantas precauciones.Erin Clark/The Boston Globe via Getty Images

A medida que la pandemia se prolonga, seguir las pautas de prevención de COVID-19 puede parecer un desafío cada vez mayor.

Este tipo de fatiga no es exclusivo de las precauciones contra una pandemia, como mantener el distanciamiento...

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