Nearly a year ago I said that the most dangerous thing about acknowledging #COVIDisAirborne, is that governments would give up trying to control disease.
They have given up in many well resourced countries.
This another huge mistake.
Airborne disease CAN be controlled.
They have given up in many well resourced countries.
This another huge mistake.
Airborne disease CAN be controlled.
Step 1
Stop asking doctors how to fix an environmental problem. Airborne disease is a problem of air flows and stagnant air.
Ask engineers, architects, aerosol scientists…
Stop asking doctors how to fix an environmental problem. Airborne disease is a problem of air flows and stagnant air.
Ask engineers, architects, aerosol scientists…
Step 2
Stop picking only the “easy” thing to do (ie what the individual can do). Airborne disease requires teamwork, competent governments and community efforts.
Stop picking only the “easy” thing to do (ie what the individual can do). Airborne disease requires teamwork, competent governments and community efforts.
Step 3
Stop picking only some of the things to do… you wouldn’t leave sewage in water and boil it to drink, nor would you filter sewage out of water and drink it without treating/boiling.
Respirators, HEPA/fresh air, avoid crowds, vaccinate, TTIQ, reduce exposures.
Stop picking only some of the things to do… you wouldn’t leave sewage in water and boil it to drink, nor would you filter sewage out of water and drink it without treating/boiling.
Respirators, HEPA/fresh air, avoid crowds, vaccinate, TTIQ, reduce exposures.
Most importantly, don’t give up… prior to the advent of antibiotics, control of “miasma” was a normal everyday thing to do and helped humans survive everything from pneumonias to wound infections.
We can do this again.
#COVIDisAirborne
We can do this again.
#COVIDisAirborne
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