Catriona MacPheeBBC Scotland Disclosure BBC Catriona often found residents lying in wet clothes or on soiled sheets In my seven weeks undercover in an overstretched care home I witnessed many scenes of poor care and distress but there was one incident that I suspect will remain with me for a long time. On the worst … Read more
A few days before the freezer was turned off, an alarm went off to alert a 3C temperature rise. Though the fluctuation could have been catastrophic, Prof Lakshmi “determined that the cell cultures, samples and research were not being harmed,” the legal case read. Source link
Nov. 30, 2021 — When skies were blue and air pollution was reduced during stay-at-home lockdowns at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, there were fewer severe heart attacks in the United States, a new study suggests. The researchers examined air pollution levels and numbers of severe heart attacks reported by emergency medical service personnel … Read more
Joseph Allen, DSc, assistant professor of exposure assessment science and director, Healthy Buildings Program, Harvard University. Shelly Miller, PhD, environmental engineer, University of Colorado-Boulder. Linsey Marr, PhD, professor of civil and environmental engineering, Virginia Tech. Shelly Miller blog: “A Hopefully Helpful Short Report on Air Cleaners.” Clinical Infectious Diseases: “It Is Time to Address Airborne … Read more