Month: July 2021

Guidelines on Indoor ventilation to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19)

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What steps you may take to increase ventilation. The way you maintain or improve ventilation will be determined by the structure. Natural systems such as vents, windows, and chimneys are used to ventilate buildings, as are mechanical systems such as extractor fans or air conditioning, or a combination of the two. Reduce the amount of …

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Covid-19 Delta variant and why ensuring good ventilation helps to deal with it

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The Delta variant has been connected to a COVID-19 recurrence in Nepal, Southeast Asia, and elsewhere, but its expansion in the UK has provided scientists with a clear picture of the harm it poses. Delta appears to be roughly 60% more transmissible than the already highly infectious Alpha form (also known as B.1.1.7) discovered in …

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CPR/AED Awareness: Every Second Counts

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The American Red Cross emphasises that in cardiac arrest, every second counts, and that people may save lives by understanding how to give CPR and utilise an automated external defibrillator (AED). Cardiac arrest happens when the heart suddenly stops beating or beats inefficiently, preventing blood from reaching the brain and other important organs. More than …

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