Everyone is talking about social distancing to help stop the spread of coronavirus, but what does keeping your distance actually look like?

Indeed, “social distancing” is the term you hear when you tune into any media source. It's the new buzz term, the new kid on the block. Many in the U.S. and around the world are hearing of ...

"There was no real scientific basis for believing that" social distancing would be necessary, "since it had never been studied." ...

Social Distance is an eight-part Netflix anthology series that showcases the power of the human spirit in the face of uncertainty. The unconnected vignettes highlight the drama of social isolation.

Public spaces are re-opening across the U.S. TIME built a simulation to test whether social distancing can actually keep COVID-19 at bay.

Finding ways to maintain social distancing will be key to getting workers back into the office. An Israeli company thinks it can help, using smart sensors mounted on workplace ceilings.

This piece was originally published onPolitiFact.comon May 6, 2020. Fox News host Laura Ingraham falsely claimed on her TV show that there’s "no real scientific basis" behind social distancing ...

Public health isn’t showing up properly in G.D.P. In the real world, there is no magic pill. Instead, we have social distancing, which can stop the spread of the coronavirus just as effectively.

At closed-door testimony in DC, Anthony Fauci FINALLY admitted that social distancing was based on fake science and denied any learning loss happened to kids in the pandemic. It'a the Fauci Follies!

I am 37 thanks to the same precautions that you need to be taking right now. Thanks on behalf of people like me who might not survive coronavirus.

The real effect of social distancing − which Fauci basically admitted Monday and in January's testimony was just an educated guess on how to deter COVID-19 − devastated America's economy ...

Aerosol scientists have long complained that the 6-foot social distancing guidance was arbitrary and unhelpful because the virus that causes Covid-19 can float through the air for greater distances.