#Ventilated

Josiah Kephart

jlashk

I am fully down with the idea that schools should open before bars. But I think underdiscussed in the convo is how in many, many places across the country, unlike

Dr. Shelly Miller

ShellyMBoulder

1/13 MOST HOMES ARE POORLY VENTILATED. WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR COVID-19? Most homes in the US are are poorly ventilated. There is no mechanical system supplying outside air indoors

Ken Tindell

kentindell

"The government is reportedly planning an advertising blitz to warn people that “grabbing a coffee can kill”. In which case, why have they left the coffee shops open?"https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jan/15/waves

Molly Crabapple🇵🇷

mollycrabapple

A reminderCOVID is a disease, not god’s punishment for having fun. COVID clusters are far more likely to come from factories and prisons then sexy young people partying on the

ArkansasCovid

ArkansasCovid

Dr. Smith delivered some really interesting hospitalization and vent outcome statistics yesterday. As of 6/25, there had been 1,300 Arkansans ever hospitalized and 203 Arkansans ever on a ventilator. The

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

If you are in a poorly ventilated, crowded store and there's lots of SARS-CoV-2 circulating in the community, odds are good that you will be at a much higher exposure

Pramesh CS

cspramesh

There’s been a lot of noise in the last 24 hours about the #RECOVERY trial. @Oxford_NDPH @PeterHorby @MartinLandray @NIHRResearch @UKRI_News At a time when hope rules over facts and we’ve

Aoife Abbey

WhistlingDixie4

As more outcomes come to light the lower mortality figures we saw reported on earlier second wave @ICNARC reports are drifting very much upwards and towards wave 1 figures 17.1%

Dr Philip Lee

drphiliplee1

Yes, a further lockdown will be awful, it will be detrimental to mental health, the livelihoods of many, and education.It will also be the right thing to do because left

Orla Hegarty

Orla_Hegarty

[Thread] So why does ventilation matter so much in #Covid19 suppression? Covid-19 is a disease caught by inhaling virus particles in the air 1/ the closer you are to an

Rob Blackie 🔶

robblackie

PHE find that, post lockdown, secondary schools are the second most common source* of infection.Yet PHE guidance is terrible. If you sit in a badly ventilated classroom, 3m away from

Just Linda

justlinda416

About that @SickKidsNews study...here are a few pics from a spacious, well-ventilated, private school classroom where it is being conducted. OMG Are those *windows*?I hope the results aren’t being extrapolated

Kimberly Prather, Ph.D.

kprather88

Some thoughts from active scientists on Twitter about COVID-19 by aerosol scientists and indoor air experts @linseymarr @CathNoakes @j_g_allen @jljcolorado @amgcarlton (1/) There is a historical bias against aerosols for

Statistics Guy 🤓

Stat_O_Guy

Masks, do they work? #COVID19 Since 24th July 2020, the wearing of #Masks in shops became mandatory in England. Prior to this frequent messaging from Whitty, Valance and Hancock was

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

2) To be clear, we’ve known #SARSCoV2 is airborne (and known for a while now, despite deniers & downplayers). But the #b117 is even more transmissible. aerosol study indicates that

Jon Levy

jonlevyBU

1. There has never been more focus on ventilation in school buildings. This leads to the obvious question - what do we actually know about ventilation in schools, and how

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