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La gripe sobrevive más de una hora en el aire y en las superficies

  • Written by Seema Lakdawala, Assisstant Professor, University of Pittsburgh
Limpiar las encimeras y los teclados puede eliminar el virus de la gripe, ya que puede sobrevivir en esos lugares con facilidad.AVAVA/Shutterstock.com

La influenza, o virus de la gripe, causa alrededor de 200.000 hospitalizaciones al año en Estados Unidos. La vacunación estacional es la mejor línea de defensa, pero en los...

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