London: British researchers have discovered how risk of Covid infection varies with proximity and duration of exposure to an infected person. To understand the likelihood of SARS-CoV-2 transmission after exposure, researchers from the University of Oxford, UK used data from the NHS Covid app with 7 million contacts in England and Wales. Their study, published in the journal Nature, revealed that more than proximity, the duration of exposure to people with Covid may increase the likelihood of infection. Longer exposures at greater distances had similar risk to shorter exposures at closer distances. The probability of transmission confirmed by a reported positive test increased initially line
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