What's The Risk Of Getting COVID-19 From Your Shoes?

The video addresses a question about the risk of contracting COVID-19 from shoes. Experts suggest that the risk is low, as surfaces frequently touched by hands pose a higher risk. A study on healthcare workers showed virus presence on shoes, but no illness resulted. General advice is to remove shoes upon entering the home.

What is the general risk level of contracting COVID-19 from shoes according to experts?

• Low risk

• Moderate risk

• High risk

• No risk

Which surfaces are considered most problematic for COVID-19 transmission?

• Frequently touched surfaces like doorknobs

• Shoes

• Floors

• Walls

What did the study on healthcare workers' shoes reveal?

• All workers got sick

• Shoes tested positive but workers remained healthy

• Shoes were virus-free

• Workers had mild symptoms

What precaution is suggested regarding shoes when entering the home?

• Disinfect shoes daily

• Leave shoes outside

• Remove shoes immediately

• Wear shoe covers

What should you do if you have questions about your COVID-19 risk?

• Ask friends

• Consult a doctor

• Send a video question to the news

• Ignore the risk