アフターワクチンの新型コロナ感染対策

出版社： ヴァンメディカル
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発行日： 2021-11-15
分野： 医学一般  >  医学一般
ISBN： 9784860921446
電子書籍版： 2021-11-15 （初版）
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ワクチン接種後に変わること・変わらないこと，だれもが抱える「モヤっと」をDr. 矢野が大解決！！
経済活動も日常生活も，そしてコロナ対策も重要視した「アフターワクチン」生活について，最新の情報とエビデンスから解き明かします。
ワクチン接種で新型コロナ感染対策はどうなるのか？　これからの新型コロナ感染対策の道筋を示す１冊が登場。

目次

  • はじめに
    ■ワクチンの効果のモヤっと
    (1)ワクチン後はコロナに感染しない？
    (2)ワクチン後は他の人に感染させない？
    (3)ワクチンの3回目の接種は必要？

    ■ワクチン後の感染対策のモヤっと
    (4)ワクチン後は手指消毒がいらない？
    (5)ワクチン後はマスクがいらない？
    (6)ワクチン後は身体的（社会的）距離がいらない？

    ■ワクチン後の会話・食事・娯楽のモヤっと
    (7)ワクチン後は友人同士でマスクなしの会話ができる？
    (8)ワクチン後は友人同士でランチ・飲み会ができる？
    (9)ワクチン後は友人同士でカラオケができる？
    (10)ワクチン後は屋外ならみんなでバーベキューができる？

    ■ワクチン後の帰省・旅行のモヤっと
    (11)ワクチン後は帰省できる？
    (12)ワクチン後は孫と触れ合える？
    (13)ワクチン後は親戚一同で集まれる？
    (14)ワクチン後の旅行はコロナ前と同じに行ける？

    ■ワクチン後のくらしのモヤっと
    (15)ワクチン後は環境表面の消毒がいらない？
    (16)ワクチン後は家庭内感染が起きない？
    (17)ワクチン後はアクリル板がいらない？
    (18)ワクチン後は換気がいらない？

    ■今後のモヤっと
    (19)ワクチン接種はこれからも続く？
    (20)マスクなし生活はやってくる？
    おわりに

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