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Case numbers of the COVID-19 disease are of worldwide interest and large effort is made to understand infection mechanisms and to reduce rates. The person-to-person severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus… Click to show full abstract
Case numbers of the COVID-19 disease are of worldwide interest and large effort is made to understand infection mechanisms and to reduce rates. The person-to-person severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus type 2 (SARS-CoV-2) transfer by aerosols is considered to be dominant and to be enhanced, when weather is cooling down and people spend more time inside closed building. The rapid increase of the rates in many countries since October 2020, addressed as “second wave”, is attributed to increasing aerosol transfer similarly to observations on influenza [1].
Journal Title: Journal of Epidemiology and Global Health
Year Published: 2021
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