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When Australia went into lockdown, it helped more than just coronavirus from spiralling out of control.
Infections of influenza are massively down on average, thanks to social distancing and people staying home.
So what about other illnesses like sexually transmitted infections? Has staying apart helped drive down those cases too?
On today’s show:
* How do you manage dating and remain COVID-19 safe at the same time?
* Can coronavirus be transmitted sexually?
* What’s social distancing done for sexually transmitted infections?
* Was the virus present earlier than reported in those countries that suffered early on?
* My Victorian family members insist there has been no community spread and new cases in Victoria and NSW are expats returning and in quarantine. Is this right, or is there a community trickle?
* Do you think kids have better immunity because of all the vaccinations they receive during childhood?
And in our new «quick answers» segment:
* How do you get a COVID-19 test done? Where do you go? How much does it cost? Does it hurt?
* What is the difference between COVID-19 and SARS-CoV-2?
* My daughter is in Chile and hopes to return to Melbourne early August. Will she have to quarantine in a hotel or can she quarantine at our family home?
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