The posts collectively show strong support and recognition of the research, with references to historical scientific evidence and practical implications, such as controlling indoor humidity between 40-70% to prevent airborne infections, using phrases like 'scientific evidence from 1986' and 'humidity as a two-edge sword' to emphasize the relevance and impact of the findings.
AgreementStrong agreement
Most discussions acknowledge and support the article's findings, referencing classical studies like those from 1986 and emphasizing the importance of maintaining specific humidity ranges to control airborne pathogens.
InterestModerate interest
While many posts express interest in the health implications of humidity, some show only moderate curiosity or briefly mention scientific evidence without deep exploration.
EngagementModerate engagement
Several comments include references to scientific studies, data, and applications, demonstrating active engagement, though some are more superficial or rely on retweets, indicating moderate interaction levels.
ImpactHigh impact
The discussions highlight a recognition of the significance of indoor humidity control for health and disease prevention, suggesting that the information influences health practices and awareness.
Abstract in brief
Relative humidity (RH) between 40-70% helps reduce the survival of airborne bacteria and viruses, potentially lowering the risk of infections and allergies indoors.
Maintaining indoor RH levels between 40-60% can minimize the population of allergenic mites and fungi, which thrive at higher humidity levels.
To improve indoor air quality and health, it is recommended to control RH within this range, especially using evaporative or steam humidifiers, while avoiding cool mist humidifiers that can spread allergens.]
@javichu73 @ArturoS63455739 @jljcolorado @Co2Covid @aireamos @PabloFuente Y no solo por virus... El control de la humedad relativa es muy necesario por otros múltiples motivos
https://t.co/4sxj5yMv3Y https://t.co/k5lk687muI
Nov 6, 2021 · 22 likes · 5 shares · 2,938 followersView post →
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Miguel Ángel Campano
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@jljcolorado @norabar @LANACION Esto concuerda con los estudios clásicos sobre el impacto de la humedad relativa en los patógenos, que dictaban que un valor intermedio (40-60%) era lo más adecuado para la mayoría de ellos (especialmente, virus, con minimización del 50 al 70% de HR)
https://t.co/XTkkFQPF3a https://t.co/x9GZF7BGGi
May 9, 2021 · 15 likes · 3 shares · 2,938 followersView post →
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Arturo Sanchez-Lorenzo
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Estudios similares existen en la literatura, existiendo ya un trabajo de revisión en 1986 (https://t.co/6aJpmtuwx0) donde se propone como óptimo un rango intemedio de RH.
Gracias a @MA_Campano por la versión en color de la figura de este estudio.
https://t.co/KfGzbRCrES https://t.co/97NCO37p3a
Jan 15, 2022 · 7 likes · 1 share · 1,471 followersView post →
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ClayworksClayPlaster
@UKClayworks · X
By keeping relative humidity between 40% and 70% research has shown that the likelihood for airborne infectious bacteria and virus to survive is the lowest. Arundel 1986.
#materialsmatter
https://t.co/K0BXVRDze0 https://t.co/NdRWQINaKo
@Debs_Kropotkin @trendless @zhang_yueting In the context of aerosolized particles and viability of infectious transmission, too much humidity allows longer life of airborne pathogen and too little humidity offers longer suspension of airborne particles.
Here’s scientific evidence FROM 1986!!!
https://t.co/dvRJ3TZMbC
Nov 3, 2022 · 3 likes · 1 share · 5,363 followersView post →
Maintaining indoor relative humidity between 40-70% reduces airborne bacteria, viruses, allergens, mites, and fungi. Proper humidity control improves indoor air quality and health, using evaporative or steam humidifiers…
Maintaining indoor humidity below 50% is crucial to prevent mold growth and related health issues. This video discusses the importance of using hygrometers and dehumidifiers to keep environments dry, reducing mold and…
Indirect health effects of relative humidity in indoor environments.
When I first discovered how unpredictable humidity can be, I realized how much time and energy it took to constantly anticipate changes.
This realization inspired me to develop the Risk Profile Forecast.
info: aerosolen.com
Sterling Chart 1986
Indirect health effects of relative humidity in indoor environments. https://t.co/llLywB6Qw8
Jan 5, 2025 · 1 like · 1 share · 893 followersView post →
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Reality Check Marker
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@Debs_Kropotkin @trendless @zhang_yueting In the context of aerosolized particles and viability of infectious transmission, too much humidity allows longer life of airborne pathogen and too little humidity offers longer suspension of airborne particles.
Here’s scientific evidence FROM 1986!!!
https://t.co/dvRJ3TZMbC
Nov 3, 2022 · 3 likes · 1 share · 5,363 followersView post →
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Estudios similares existen en la literatura, existiendo ya un trabajo de revisión en 1986 (https://t.co/6aJpmtuwx0…
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Estudios similares existen en la literatura, existiendo ya un trabajo de revisión en 1986 (https://t.co/6aJpmtuwx0) donde se propone como óptimo un rango intemedio de RH.
Gracias a @MA_Campano por la versión en color de la figura de este estudio.
https://t.co/KfGzbRCrES https://t.co/97NCO37p3a
Jan 15, 2022 · 7 likes · 1 share · 1,471 followersView post →
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HealthyBuilds
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Humidity is a two-edge sword. Too much and you have fungal growth problems. Humidity set at 40 -50% range curbs secondary infection.
https://t.co/iqo6M6awzu https://t.co/AvIEC6ovtQ
@javichu73 @ArturoS63455739 @jljcolorado @Co2Covid @aireamos @PabloFuente Y no solo por virus... El control de la humedad relativa es muy necesario por otros múltiples motivos
https://t.co/4sxj5yMv3Y https://t.co/k5lk687muI
Nov 6, 2021 · 22 likes · 5 shares · 2,938 followersView post →
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Antonio J Vallecillo, PhD
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RT @MA_Campano: @jljcolorado @norabar @LANACION Esto concuerda con los estudios clásicos sobre el impacto de la humedad relativa en los pat…
May 10, 2021 · 3 shares · 531 followersView post →
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Eirene.mar
@looneytunes03 · X
RT @MA_Campano: @jljcolorado @norabar @LANACION Esto concuerda con los estudios clásicos sobre el impacto de la humedad relativa en los pat…
May 10, 2021 · 3 shares · 1,299 followersView post →
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RT @MA_Campano: @jljcolorado @norabar @LANACION Esto concuerda con los estudios clásicos sobre el impacto de la humedad relativa en los pat…
May 10, 2021 · 3 shares · 2,537 followersView post →
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Metzery
@metzeryvegazamo · X
RT @MA_Campano: @jljcolorado @norabar @LANACION Esto concuerda con los estudios clásicos sobre el impacto de la humedad relativa en los pat…
@jljcolorado @norabar @LANACION Esto concuerda con los estudios clásicos sobre el impacto de la humedad relativa en los patógenos, que dictaban que un valor intermedio (40-60%) era lo más adecuado para la mayoría de ellos (especialmente, virus, con minimización del 50 al 70% de HR)
https://t.co/XTkkFQPF3a https://t.co/x9GZF7BGGi
May 9, 2021 · 15 likes · 3 shares · 2,938 followersView post →
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Neil Swift
@NeilGSwift · X
RT @UKClayworks: By keeping relative humidity between 40% and 70% research has shown that the likelihood for airborne infectious bacteria a…
By keeping relative humidity between 40% and 70% research has shown that the likelihood for airborne infectious bacteria and virus to survive is the lowest. Arundel 1986.
#materialsmatter
https://t.co/K0BXVRDze0 https://t.co/NdRWQINaKo
@stevemouzon May we add to the list natural materials such as clay.
Breathable materials help to maintain humidity at levels at which airbourne infectious bacteria and virus are least likely to survive.
https://t.co/K0BXVRDze0
Apr 11, 2020 · 1 like · 2,103 followersView post →
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