A really nice story from Kim Tingley about the Skagit Valley chorale outbreak from last year.
Walks through the personal side of the tragedy, how the outbreak provided crucial clues about the airborne spread of COVID. [+ choir song link] HT @jljcolorado
nytimes.com/interactive/20…
Walks through the personal side of the tragedy, how the outbreak provided crucial clues about the airborne spread of COVID. [+ choir song link] HT @jljcolorado
nytimes.com/interactive/20…
2/ “'We proved how you get this thing,' Comstock told me. 'And it’s so damn frustrating to watch the news and see that they’re ignoring it.'”
Link to the important paper by @ShellyMBoulder @jljcolorado @linseymarr @CathNoakes et al.:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/in…
Link to the important paper by @ShellyMBoulder @jljcolorado @linseymarr @CathNoakes et al.:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/in…
3/ "But the notion that [sitting close, sharing snacks, stacking chairs] caused so many infections, as @jljcolorado characterized it to me, is 'absurd.' He says that that emphasis helped enable the W.H.O. and the C.D.C. to maintain and defend their guidelines."
4/ The facts "made it 'almost impossible to imagine it was anything but aerosol transmission,'" said @Smogdr “'From that standpoint, it was really a watershed study.'”
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