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<![CDATA[The risk of getting sick on a plane is lower than you might think — if you know what to watch out for]]>
“When an infectious passenger coughs or sneezes, the large droplets are going to fall to the ground. So they’re not going to be floating around the cabin. It’s the small aerosols that are going to float around the cabin, and hopefully [those] are wiped up by the HEPA filter,” said Howard Weiss, a biomathematician and professor in the School of Mathematics at Georgia Tech.
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