Health
Ten streams of evidence on airborne COVID-19 transmission, and responses to a backlash – Croakey
Introduction by Croakey: A group of international researchers is calling for urgent changes in public health policies to reflect “ten streams of evidence” that…
Introduction by Croakey: A group of international researchers is calling for urgent changes in public health policies to reflect ten streams of evidence that they say collectively support the hypothesis that COVID-19 is spread primarily by airborne transmission, rather than by larger droplets as is still the main advice of the World Health Organization.
The team of researchers from the University of Oxford, University of Colorado, University of California, University of North Carolina and the University…
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