Dr. Lynora Saxinger urges caution when engaging in outdoor activities and recommends focusing on ways to continue to reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread.
Dr. Lynora Saxinger comments on the likelihood of someone having COVID-19 despite two negative tests: "It would be unusual but not impossible because no test is perfect." She notes that people are more likely to test positive after symptoms develop.
Dr. Ilan Schwartz says one option is to delay the second dose even further: “I don’t think, from an immunologic perspective, it’s necessarily a bad thing.”
