Why Hospital Ventilation Matters After Covid-19

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This article highlights why ventilation became a critical focus in hospitals during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. It explains how airborne transmission in poorly ventilated indoor spaces increases infection risk, and why improving airflow and air exchange is essential to protect both patients and healthcare staff. 

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