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DON'T LET GO - Naiyon Chaddi Da latest single by @mukhtarsahota Music & Vocal Composition @mukhtarsahota vocals Parmjit Kaur (winner of @PTC_Network Voice of Punjab) lyrics Yadwinder Pamma presented @internalmusicuk PR&Marketing @SajSahota OUT 12th Dec #MukhtarSahota #DontLetGo

Top 25 cities with worst air quality: smartairfilters.com/en/blog/top-ci…

Big news! 🎉 Smart Air UK is now on the NHS Supply Chain. Hospitals and healthcare settings across the UK can now access our HEPA air purifiers through the NHS Supply Chain framework. A milestone we are incredibly proud of. #SmartAir #NHS #NHSSupplyChain #CleanAir

Did you know air pollution could raise your diabetes risk by 41%? 😮 Research links PM2.5 particles to inflammation and insulin resistance — even at low pollution levels. A HEPA purifier could make a real difference. 💨 👉bit.ly/40i6tLv

We tried to warn you. We're still trying. The damage will only worsen with further infections.

Fascinating change from the ukhsa recently. The quietly repeated mantra in here is: Ventilate Ventilate Ventilate Respiratory viruses are airborne folks. They're not denying it any more. gov.uk/government/new…

We have only one world. We share it together. Sharing means compassion and compromise and community and complexity. Choose love today. Choose love every day.

Doctors’ Association UK: DAUK is calling for urgent, practical steps to protect staff and patients, including: ▪️FFP2 and FFP3 masks for frontline healthcare workers ▪️Free flu & Covid vaccinations for healthcare workers who want them ▪️Implementation of clean air standards 👏🏻

@BehindWards We need to get this into education. Schools, medical and all health degrees, nursing and all college courses, It needs to be part of curriculum everywhere. Health and safety courses, unions, inspectors everyone everywhere.

Surface cleaning and hand hygiene are important, but they do not address airborne risk. Preventing aerosol transmission requires environmental and engineering controls, not just behavioural ones.

Ventilation matters. Fresh air dilution, air changes per hour, filtration, and airflow direction all affect whether infectious aerosols are removed — or allowed to build up.

In hospitals, risk increases when: • ventilation is inadequate • air changes are low • spaces are crowded • patients and staff share air for prolonged periods This is especially true on wards.

Aerosols are tiny particles released when people breathe, speak, cough, or shout. Unlike droplets, aerosols can remain suspended in the air, travel beyond close contact, and accumulate indoors.

How do aerosol viruses like SARS-CoV-2 spread in hospital settings? 🧵 Understanding airborne transmission is essential to preventing hospital-acquired COVID.

What is a HEPA Filter and How Does it Work: smartairfilters.com/en/blog/what-i…

HEPA filters don’t stop working below 0.3 µm. Around 0.3 µm is usually the most penetrating particle size (MPPS)—the “weak spot” that’s hardest to filter. Below that, diffusion (Brownian motion) becomes very effective, so HEPA can capture nanoparticles extremely well.

Should schools put air cleaners into classrooms? There's a poll in here - get in there and vote! m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/education…

So *now* everyone's talking about masks and flu and vaccines and overloaded healthcare. You know, the good time to talk about this is *before* it happens. 🤬

Running the Blast costs just £8.60/week to keep the air cleaner for 600 pupils & 20 teachers! Research also showed that HEPA filters cut illness-related absences by 20%. That means fewer supply-teacher costs… and potential savings of £218 every week for your school.

But wait. I don't understand. The ukhsa said that the high flu waves in 2022, 2023, and 2024 were us catching up on flu. What's this one?

It appears across the entire hospital system: Coded paired with cardiac admissions, arrhythmias, clots, strokes, lung disease, kidney injury, endocrine crises, infections, neurological events.