Adequate Ventilation Crucial in Preventing Indoor Transmission of SARS-CoV-2
A new evidence review underscores the importance of adequate ventilation in indoor environments to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, particularly emphasizing its role in preventing long-distance transmission (>2m) of the virus.
March 2023
Omicron Variant Associated with Reduced Risk of Long COVID, British Researchers Find
The Omicron variant demonstrates a lower likelihood of causing long COVID compared to earlier strains of the virus, according to findings from British researchers, offering potential insights into the variant's clinical impact.
March 2023
WHO Reconvenes Emergency Committee to Address Monkeypox Outbreak
The World Health Organization (WHO) announces the reconvening of the Emergency Committee to address the escalating monkeypox outbreak, with Europe emerging as the epicenter of the crisis, warranting urgent international response and coordination.
March 2023
Enteric Viruses Pose Transmission Risks Through Saliva, NIH Study Finds
NIH scientists uncover evidence suggesting that enteric viruses, including norovirus and other enteroviruses, can spread through saliva, highlighting the potential for oral transmission routes and the importance of effective hygiene measures to prevent viral dissemination.
March 2023
Smallpox Vaccination Considered as Preventive Measure Against Monkeypox
The potential role of smallpox vaccination in preventing monkeypox infections, particularly among individuals with high-risk sexual behaviors, is explored, highlighting the importance of proactive vaccination strategies to contain emerging infectious threats.
March 2023
