Adios Corona
We now know enough about the virus and the epidemic to live safely: to neither be infected nor transmit it to others. Here are our scientific advice, opinions, and recommendations to protect you, understand, and act against the coronavirus. Simple explanations of the scientific articles on the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus responsible for the COVID-19 disease. Some translations of the original French pages have not yet been checked.
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Understanding Coronavirus
Animals
Distancing
Decontamination
Children
Hygiene

Immunity
Leisure
Disease
Masks

Modeling
Propagation
Psychology
Rationality
Tests

Meetings
Transmission
Vaccines
Variants
Virus
Vulnerable
Acting in a COVID Pandemic
What risk?
Taking the elevator
Having a drink with friends

Seeing grandchildren, parents, and children
Washing your hands

Going to a store

Going home

Going to the office
Taking a taxi
Taking the car, alone or in a group
Taking the bus/metro/train
Getting on a plane

Getting out of the house
Handling your mask
Opinions from scientists at CNRS, INSERM, Institut Pasteur, INRA, and many other universities / medical institutes from around the world. Our team is voluntary and independent. It is possible that the content of this site does not represent the views of our research institutions. Our opinions do not constitute medical advice and do not implicate the responsibility of the authors.
Concrete answers and practical advice to questions for the whole family. For each piece of information and recommendation, we identify reliable sources and provide clear explanations.
What to do with the coronavirus? What to do when you go shopping, take the train, bus or subway, go on holiday, invite people to visit your home, how not to transmit the virus, how to avoid being contaminated, recycle your mask, get tested or vaccinated, decontaminate objects, take care of yourself and your friends, how to discern among contradictory studies on coronavirus, understand the concepts of lethality, mortality, excess mortality, RNA, and R0.
The Adios Corona scientific team highlights differences between countries and accepts when it is necessary to say "we simply don't know" because admitting our lack of knowledge is important too!