The more pressing open question is how public health messaging around everyday hygiene habits keeps pace with updated microbiological research. As shared spaces — gyms, co-living arrangements, short-term rentals — become more common, guidance on what is genuinely low-risk versus context-dependent will matter more. Whether any health authority moves to issue clearer recommendations on the topic remains to be seen.
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