Comparing strategies for the mitigation of SARS-CoV-2 airborne infection risk in tiered auditorium venues
study on COVID-19 in auditoriums found displacement ventilation minimized infection risk, while natural ventilation had highest spread.
Masks, shorter events, and lower occupancy helped reduce risks.
I posted this this morning, then deleted it, then thought about posting it, then thought not... but here it is:
“Just so people reading this know:
When you have covid, you exhale covid particles into the air. Even with just ordinary breathing.
Those particles can then float on the air for hours.”
Pleasure to share a session on Clean Indoor Air at Healthy Work Conference with and and hearing about their work to improve education and inclusiveness in this space.
“Pleasure to share a session on Clean Indoor Air at @unionsaustralia Healthy Work Conference with @plumskyjam and @ColinKinner and hearing about their work to improve education and inclusiveness in this space.”
Airborne transmission: A hidden threat that must be addressed
“Professor Beggs' expert statement made clear what we have known for some time: Covid is an airborne virus, capable of lingering in the air for hours and posing a threat particularly to those who are Clinically Vulnerable.
Yet, the response from the former UK government was, at best, wholly inadequate.”