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Size distribution of virus laden droplets from expiratory ejecta of infected subjects
S. Anand and Y. S. Mayya
This groundbreaking research by S. Anand and Y. S. Mayya delves into the size distribution of virus-laden droplets expelled from individuals, revealing critical insights into aerosol-mediated infection transmission in confined spaces. The study suggests that droplets smaller than 20 µm at emission are unlikely to be infectious, shifting our understanding of viral spread and risk management in public health.
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