Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "William Shakespeare becomes second person in world to get Covid-19 vaccine" video.

If they wash their hands before and afterwards, that's all that's needed.
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@holyKoreanJesus *affected.
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Some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them.
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If they wash their hands before and after that's all that's needed.
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Or it's edited. Maybe she washed her hands before and after jabbing him. That's all that's needed.
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@holyKoreanJesus I wish I had fast fingers. I always remember the difference between affected and effected from the Latin I was taught a = to and e = from.
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It boosts the immune system by developing its resistance to Covid.
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@Benzknees Well they don't do that because they know not to. I've had the flu jab and in fact the nurse did not touch me at all. Only the needle touched me. I can't remember if she wore gloves though. Also if this is a non Covid part of the hospital, it's likely they've both been tested for Covid and that the room is frequently cleaned.
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Hand washing is enough.
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@1940ssinger Yes it is. Covid guidance tells people to wash their hands. It doesn't require them to wear gloves. In theory gloves would not save you unless they were changed after every time you touched something. My friend currently studying science gets a science magazine which frequently has articles on Covid and she said they are discovering that the virus is spread more from close contact with someone who has the virus through what they breathe out, rather than by touching surfaces. Of course nurses wear gloves to be on the safe side if they are dealing with someone with Covid but I'm guessing this woman has been tested to ensure she is Covid free before having the injection, and after having the injection she'll be protected.
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