NOUS AÉRONS / LET'S AIR

Thanks to numerous contributions and a small multidisciplinary international working group, our introduction to airborne diseases has progressed well, from our point of view. You can find it at: https://letsair.org/#mediation

Thanks to a large number of contributions over the last few weeks, our scientific mediation project on airborne diseases is moving forward, and a first 7-page draft is available at https://letsair.org/#mediation .
A more comprehensive and ambitious guide should follow.

Discussions about our infographic are continuing with aerosol scentists, microbiologists, epidemiologists... A small international working group has been set up for this purpose. Below is the latest version. The work is far from finished, and some points are still being debated.

Notre infographie sur les maladies qui se transmettent par l'air est désormais disponible en français sur https://nousaerons.fr/#mediation

An English version is still available at https://letsair.org/#mediation

Our infographic on pathogens that transmit through the air is now available in a PDF format file at https://letsair.org/#mediation

Here is version 0.42 of our infographic on pathogens that transmit through the air. We have taken into account your new comments. Thanks to all contributors.

From our point of view, this document is compatible with the WHO guide on the subject: https://www.who.int/publications/m/item/global-technical-consultation-report-on-proposed-terminology-for-pathogens-that-transmit-through-the-air
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New version of our infographic on pathogens that transmit through the air. We welcome your comments and suggestions.
Thanks to all contributors who have already done so.

Here's the latest revision of our infographic on the different transmission routes of certain diseases. We welcome your feedback, especially from native English speakers on the wording used.

@Hicsumus@techhub.social Something like that ?

@Hicsumus@techhub.social Thanks. You're right: we'll change the order. We have noted your other comments, thank you.

Disease transmission routes in a nutshell.
What do you think of this infographic? Does it make sense to you? A new guide to airborne diseases is currently being drafted, and we'd be delighted to receive any feedback.

"Better classroom air quality is critical if bird flu spreads. Schools must to be made as “pandemic proof” as possible."
https://planetdetroit.org/2025/03/indoor-air-quality-bird-flu/

WIAC2025 - 6th Workplace and Indoor Aerosols Conference.

May 6, 2025 → May 8, 2025, Angevin Aragonese Castle (Gaeta, Italy).

The place to be to hear from many experts in the field.

https://wiac2025.eu

"Based on Australian data, it is likely between 10 and 15 percent of Covid deaths are from hospital-acquired infections. Improved baseline standards for hospital ventilation had to be a top priority for mitigating Covid and other respiratory illnesses."
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/what-you-need-to-know/545120/too-many-catching-covid-19-in-hospital-experts-say-but-precautions-being-rolled-back

"Rhode Island should lead by example and prioritize clean air in our schools. We need a law that pushes schools to engage in basic indoor air quality investments, which would benefit students, teachers, and the community".
by two former White House advisors.
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2025/03/13/metro/commentary-ri-clean-air-schools/