What level of air filtration (ACH) is equivalent to an N95 respirator?
What level of air filtration (ACH) is equivalent to an N95 respirator?
What level of air filtration (ACH) is equivalent to an N95 respirator?
I need everyone to understand that we who are protecting ourselves from COVID infections did not “do our own research” and “come to the conclusions” about its effects on our own. What we’re doing is trusting in the largest body of scientific research for any disease in history.— Covid Caution - XEC, KP.3.1.1, LP.8.1, MC.1, LF.7 (@CovidCaution) March 2, 2025
“I need everyone to understand that we who are protecting ourselves from COVID infections did not ‘do our own research’ and ‘come to the conclusions’ about its effects on our own.
What we’re doing is trusting in the largest body of scientific research for any disease in history.”
Why Are People Wearing Masks in 2025?
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“Covid Cautious Survival Guide: The Terms You Forgot (Or Never Knew) A field guide to navigating the pandemic reality everyone wants to ignore.”
Covid Cautious Survival Guide: The Terms You Forgot (Or Never Knew)
A field guide to navigating the pandemic reality everyone wants to ignore.
How To Survive Your Hospitalization - Top 10 Tips From The Trenches
“How To Survive Your Hospitalization - Top 10 Tips From The Trenches”
Surviving a hospital stay is increasingly difficult, given
This is public health at its best. In 30 seconds - 'SARS-CoV-2 continues to mutate. You will continue to be reinfected. The risk of increases with each infection. Ventilate rooms frequently, and wear a mask. Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
“This is public health at its best. In 30 seconds - 'SARS-CoV-2 continues to mutate. You will continue to be reinfected. The risk of #LongCovid increases with each infection. Ventilate rooms frequently, and wear a mask. Tokyo Metropolitan Government.”
Safer Gatherings Guide 2024 Brief Update
EPA Updates Ventilation Guidance to Prevent the Spread of Respiratory Viruses at Home, School, and Work | US EPA
“The updated guidance outlines how to implement ventilation strategies, such as opening doors and windows, as part of a multi-layered approach to prevent the spread of respiratory viruses indoors"
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“RESULTS: The fan ON was almost as good as wearing a well-fitting N95 (vs fan OFF):
95%, 94%, and 96% REDUCTIONS seen with aerosol measurements when mannequin was UNDERNEATH the fan.”