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Surfaces (fomites) There’s little doubt that coronavirus can theoretically spread through commonly handled physical objects or surfaces that become ‘infected’ with the virus known by epidemiologists as ‘fomites’. Yet recently some scientists have said too much emphasis has been placed on fomites. In a review of research published in The Lancet in July, Emanuel Goldman, a microbiologist at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, said some government advice about deep cleaning surfaces was “thin and probably flawed”.

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