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Dr John says sharing baking with people outside your bubble is 'no problem at all'

April 6, 2020

Dr John joined the Breakfast team through Skype this morning to answer Kiwis’ burning questions.

Dr John Cameron joined the Breakfast team through Skype this morning to answer more coronavirus related questions. 

The Auckland GP answered a range of viewers' questions, including:

-Is sharing/ receiving baking outside of your isolation bubble is ok?

-Is it possible for coronavirus to spread on cats' fur

-Is it possible to get coronavirus twice?

Watch the above video to hear Dr John's answers. 

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