Local doctor speaks out on coronavirus air transmission
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine found when the virus becomes suspended in small droplets it can stay airborne for about half an hour.
Dr. Madhavan Pisharodi, a neurosurgeon at Pisharodi Clinic in Brownsville said he proposed a theory of how long COVID-19 can stay in the air.
"If an infected person goes into a building with inadequate air conditioning that building gets infected," Pisharodi said.
His theory only recently addressed by the CDC in a new report saying infections have occurred between individuals more than six feet apart in spaces with poor ventilation.
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