#Airborne

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ Aerosols, droplets, & “flexible droplets”Trying to clarify key aspects. Details complex, give bottom lines 1st:Bottom line 1: If fall within 1-2 m of the person (WHO or CDC droplets),

Adam squires

adsquires

COVID can be airborne, in floating “aerosol” particles. We know how these particles move, and how long they stay in the air. What does this mean for minimising risk? TL;DR:

Band_of_Brothers_101st

EasyCompany506t

Pfc Alex M. Penkala was born Aug 30, 1924, in South Bend, Indiana. His parents, Mary and John, moved to the U.S from Poland in 1907. He was the 10th

Anu Mitra #StayHomeSaveLives

AcmeDR

1/ Everyone asks how we are: in truth, we’re doing ok. We’ve made unbelievable changes to hospital layout, ways of working & workforce redeployment which make me proud to serve

Peter Sagal

petersagal

Like, I would guess, a lot of white people of my age (55) , right now I'm wondering how I could have grown up with an excellent education and still

EpidemioLakshmy

epidemiolakshmy

@SaskiaPopescu @aetiology @angievassallo @angie_rasmussen, as we do #scicomm on transmission of respiratory infections, I came across "opportunistic aerosol transmission" - I can't remember who described the overdispersion of

Friends of Parkwood Surgery

ParkwoodFriends

Facemasks have been one of the more contentious issues during the pandemic. Advice has been conflicting and changeable, so we’ve tried to group together some information to help you navigate

AlmondTree_SACK DOMINIC CUMMINGS

_almond_tree

THREAD - Some great petitions to sign:- Govmt to cover all covid19 funeral costs- PPE for all frontline NHS staff- 10% wage increase for all frontline NHS staff- legal trial

Robert Bean

healthyheating

@CMOH_Alberta @YourAlberta In Jan. I with many other concerned scientists (engineers, physicians, epidemiologist etc) warned of the airborne elements of #COVID19, the need to address ventilation and filtration, that social

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

1/ Understanding CDC’s updated guidance that aerosols are the main mode of SARS-CoV-2 transmissionCDC recently updated its guidance. It is worded in a confusing way & this makes it a

BBC News (World)

BBCWorld

Many of us are now heading inside, returning to schools and offices, especially as it turns colderScientists and engineers say good ventilation could be a crucial way of avoiding coronavirus

🌽Asdzáá Tłʼéé honaaʼéí🌽(She/Her)🌽

asdza_tlehonaei

Why Hotels Need to changeA solution to solving the housing crisis in the United StatesA thread Housing is fundamental rightAlong with healthcare and education, housing should not be privatized. The

Puff the Magic Hater

MsKellyMHayes

I can't get over the fact that the CDC just got around to admitting that COVID is airborne, while some folks are out here mocking and complaining about people who

Meredith Cummings

MereCummings

Here’s what it’s like to have two chronic illnesses and an autoimmune disease and live with the threat of #coronavirus, while most of society on social media makes fun of

Jose-Luis Jimenez

jljcolorado

Channeling Carl Bersgtrom: calling bullshit on droplets vs aerosols@dan_diekema responded to my criticism, and I responded at the bottom of the thread. But reposting since it may be missed otherwise.https://twitter.com/dan_diekema/status/13

Brendon Marotta

bdmarotta

I'm coining a new term:No evidence medicine. No-evidence medicine:- "There is no evidence of human-to-human transmission of #coronavirus."- "There is no evidence masks work."- "There is no evidence of airborne