Navigating a Perilous Break RoomUse Eye Protection: Masks are a no-brainer and should be worn any time you’re not eating or drinking.
But eye protection could also help, says Dr. Gonzales of UCSF, since eyes and tear ducts are another route for virus-carrying droplets.
A face shield or goggles may feel silly at first, but the extra protection is worth it if you have to share a tightly enclosed space.Stagger Your Break and Don’t Dawdle: Eat fast, ideally alone, and resist the temptation to multitask on your downtime, which could lead you to let your guard down.Crack a Window: “Negative pressure ventilation is the gold standard," says Dr.