Here’s an interesting question in this age of COVID: “If I hold my breath when I walk past people, would that help stop me from getting coronavirus if they have it?” Here’s what the science says. Experts agree that the chance of contracting COVID when you pass strangers is very low to begin with, but holding your breath might be extra insurance. Dr. Julian Tang, a clinical virologist, recommends not just holding your breath but, once you’ve passed the person, blowing the air out.  More at www.CooperAndAnthony.com