As part of the PROTECT COVID-19 National Core Study on transmission and the environment, researchers from The University of Manchester, along with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) are conducting a study looking on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in the...
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PROTECT article in special Issue of Viruses on Aerosol Transmission of Viral Disease
Surface to hand transfer of viruses represents a potential mechanism for human exposure. Transmission of pathogens may involve a range of routes and has high complexity due to behavioural and situational circumstances of humans living in complex environments.One route...
Excess mortality among essential workers in England and Wales during the COVID-19 pandemic
This paper published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, by researchers from Theme 3 of PROTECT, discusses exposure to SARS-CoV-2 and subsequent development of COVID-19 and death from COVID-19, occupational variations, and risks for those categorised...
Help shape the next stage of the PROTECT study
In light of today’s (24 January 2022) announcement that the PROTECT COVID-19 National Core Study on transmission and environment will continue for another year, stakeholders are being invited to help shape this important next stage of the programme by participating in...
PROTECT study to continue improving understanding of COVID-19 virus transmission into 2023
It has been announced today (24 Jan 2022) that the PROTECT COVID-19 National Core Study on transmission and environment will continue for another year, taking the programme up until March 2023. Extra money has been allocated to the programme that will enable...
PROTECT researchers create interactive tool to improve understanding of COVID-19 virus transmission
A new interactive graphic developed by PROTECT-funded researchers and published by the British Medical Journal today (1 December 2021) will help people understand how the COVID-19 virus is transmitted in everyday situations, and what they can do to protect themselves...
Scientists advise office CO2 monitoring to help manage COVID-19 risk
Collection of CO2 and occupancy data in offices enables the identification of poorly ventilated or overcrowded work areas. Quiet desk work in a well-ventilated office is unlikely to significantly spread COVID-19 via the airborne route, but infected people who...
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