#Ventilation

Dr Ali G #NHSBlueHeart💙- Please #WearAMask 😷🇪🇺

AlisonGeorge10

Dear @annelongfield, I’ve just listened to your interview w/ @charliestaytfan on @BBCBreakfast, hoping DESPERATELY for you to mention #coronavirus MITIGATION INSIDE #schools. But you didn’t! EVERYONE WANTS TO SEE CHILDREN

David Elfstrom

DavidElfstrom

CBC Marketplace and UofT's Dr Jeffrey Siegel tested 3 samples of 5 models of air purifier, including the DIY box fan with MERV-11 filter, which was better than the Dyson

Dr Eilir Hughes freshair.wales

hughes_eilir

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2020/nov/17/uk-teachers-and-pupils-are-bone-tired-and-now-theyre-freezing-cold My response to this article, which has been put to me as an argument against for my efforts to raise awareness of the impor

Dr Ali G #NHSBlueHeart💙- Please #WearAMask 😷🇪🇺

AlisonGeorge10

Alarming reading @dgurdasani1!More areas with hospitals that are overwhelmed. Exhausted & frustrated drs & nurses are working flat out whilst cases surge & admissions & deaths rise significantly. They must

Marwa Zaatari

marwa_zaatari

1) About MERV 13 - upgrading filters to MERV13 is the cheapest and most consistent/ practical solution:For a 10,000 ft2 school buildings or 15 classrooms, it only costs $546/YEAR. This

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

Something has really been bothering me a lot and it's the notion that there is a scientific debate about whether aerosol transmission of #SARSCoV2 #COVID19 #coronavirus occurs. I don't think

Linsey Marr

linseymarr

Why might homemade face coverings be more effective than expected? Sharing preliminary results from @isjinpan and @charbelEharb because of importance. All masks on manikin, even loose bandana, have ~50% or

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

Great article by @Keri_Enriquez_ covering the key points re #BetterMasks This is another critical tool in our overall pandemic strategy, most important during indoor crowding where both droplets & aerosols

Margot Sanger-Katz

sangerkatz

There's so much fighting about how to open schools safely with Covid. We asked 175 pediatric infectious disease experts what standards matter. Here's what they said: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/11/upshot/schools-reopening-corona

Adam Hamdy

adamhamdy

1. By failing to implement strategies to reduce transmission in schools, the UK government is squandering the second lockdown. If cases stay flat or continue to climb, what will happen

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Meat factory outbreaks around the world in May are slightly different in nature to the ones in August.The qualitative difference is infection control is a lot tighter now - and

Chris Applegate

chrisapplegate

It still staggers me how many people don't take ventilation & airborne transmission seriously, despite what we now know, while overstating the very low, if any, risk of surface transmissionhttps://twitter.com/TomChivers/status/13572

Claudia Chender

ChenderMLA

When COVID hit in March we spent the lion’s share of $228 million+ stimulus money on roads. Not that the gov’t volunteered this information. This was on top of the

Chalis Montgomery

TheChalis

The most maddening thing about the school reopening debate is that it is not a conversation being reported in good faith. There is a way in which so much oversimplification

Teri Mooring

TeriMooring

Our collective duty during the #COVID19BC pandemic must always be about keeping people safe and saving lives. Making sure our elders are not put at risk or die because of

Barry Hunt #COVIDzero #COVIDisairborne 😷

BarryHunt008

Classic case of airborne superspreader event Great quotes: “A five-micron particle will be airborne for 25 minutes and travel up to 400 metres indoors, so that’s a lot further than

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