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Self care Many infectious diseases, such as colds, go away on their own Drink plenty of fluids and get lots of rest If other people live in your home, try not to have close contact with them while you're sick Think about wearing a mask around them
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The structure of the virus Some viruses are better than others at managing temperature, humidity or other conditions The climate and the indoor environment This includes humidity, airflow, sunlight and temperature The surface the virus lands on Some viruses remain infectious for longer on hard surfaces Others stay more infectious on fabrics
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