
Covid is Airborne: You’re breathing it in
A powerful short video explaining how COVID spreads through the air like smoke, highlighting why ventilation, clean air and respiratory protection matter.
A article published in the Nursing Times this week focuses on the role of nurses in providing care to people with ME/CFS and Long Covid. The paper can be accessed here.
One of our trustees, Dr Michaela Barnard, was quoted in the article stating:
While the two conditions had similarities, Long Covid was a distinct condition in its own right with over 200 potential symptoms.
A one-size fits all approach is not likely to benefit either set of people with these different conditions, who require the coordinated support from a multidisciplinary range of specialists.
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A powerful short video explaining how COVID spreads through the air like smoke, highlighting why ventilation, clean air and respiratory protection matter.

Explore this SHH-UK Research Summary of a study examining patient-reported symptoms and treatment experiences among nearly 4,000 people with Long COVID and ME/CFS.

N95 and KN95 respirators may look similar, but they are certified to different national standards. Both are designed to provide a high level of filtration, with each rated to filter at least 95% of specified test particles. (Smart Air)