#Aerosols

Conor Ruzycki

caruzycki

1/ This video on a classroom filled with plexiglass barriers is making the rounds. As the poster notes, it’s not a great student experience to be stuck in one of

Forbes McGain

ForbesMcGain

Hello everyone. For anyone who's interested here's an overview of the McMonty isolation hood developed in Melbourne in response to COVID-19. 1.COVID-19 Pandemic. Photos of patients being treated in Feb./March

@WeAreDisabled: @cheesepickles

WeAreDisabled

In an effort to distract myself and procrastinate, I'm going to talk a little about air pollution, and how poor #AirQuality can impact disabled people. I guess this is also

Linsey Marr

linseymarr

A on humidity and airborne viruses. Several articles have said that at higher relative humidity (RH), droplets/aerosols retain more water, are larger, and then fall out of the air faster.

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

Breaking REVERSAL: @WHO has formally recognized that #COVID19 can be transmitted indoors by droplets in the AIR: people in crowded settings with poor ventilation run risk of being infected by

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reverielou

I've seen people talk about how bandanas work just as good as surgical masks.Here's why that's wrong:On the left you can see cotton fiber (used for bandanas and such) under

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

Apoorva Mandavilli

apoorva_nyc

Is the coronavirus airborne? YES, according to 239 experts from 32 countries. But if so, why does @WHO still maintain that transmission by aerosols only happens after certain medical procedures?

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ The Australian "Nebulizer-gate" maybe a red herring to distract from the fact that airborne transmission of COVID-19 happens all the timeI've been following this story, which didn't make a

🇺🇸 SheNerd the Deplorable 🇺🇸

shnerdly

For those attending the event at the Ellipse tomorrow morning, this is the prohibited items list: Aerosols• Alcoholic beverages• Backpacks, bags, roller bags, suitcases bags exceeding size restrictions (12”x14”x5”)• Balloons•

Conor Ruzycki

caruzycki

1/ Nebulizers have taken a lot of flak recently, in large part due to the use of a neb by an asthmatic patient in an AUS quarantine hotel. There’s an

Erin C. Sanders, MSN, WHNP-BC (She/Her/Hers)

ErinSandersNP

1/ I absolutely love #medhistory and find stories like this so interesting...but it also got me thinking about #COVID19 and just healthy air in general....#Pandemic #coronavirus #healthyair https://twitter.com/patrickcsisson/status/12889391

AL 🙂

Metabo_PhD

For all the people that’ve been cleaning their groceries, opening door handles with lysol wipes etc, let’s look at the evidence for the fomite transmission of COVID-19 (& asymptomatic transmission

Paul Jones (he/him)

CloudwaterPaul

A few thoughts based on the last month or two’s data.Hospitality must look beyond surface cleaning and spacing to ventilation in order to meet science where it currently is (aerosols,

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ Using CO2 indoors to monitor infection risk - Very good idea- Limitation: one limit (e.g. 800 ppm) does not work for all situations.- Preprint from: @ZheP_AtmChem & I: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.09.09.20191676v1-

Lara 😷 #COVIDisAirborne

Iamgoingtosleep

List of activists fighting for good ventilation SARS-CoV-2 is transmitted through the air.The higher CO2 level, the more we are sharing our air.So, stay safe, wear a well-fitted mask and

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