How Can Airborne Transmission Indoors Be Minimized?

Evidence-based measures for reducing airborne infection risk indoors.

Why it matters

This paper helped establish ventilation and airflow as central parts of infectious-disease prevention. It is useful for understanding how a building decision changes exposure for the people inside it.

Who it is for

  • Architects

  • engineers

  • public-health teams

  • owners

  • facility managers

Relevant Site

  • People

Year Published: 2020


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