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CDC: Japanese Data Show Indoor Coronavirus Transmission 18.7 Times Likelier Than Outdoors | |
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(OP) User ID: 69657566 United States03/29/2020 03:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Environmental factors include population density and the availability and use of infection prevention and control measures in healthcare facilities. SARS and MERS had relatively low rates of person-to-person transmission but caused explosive outbreaks in healthcare settings (28). Rapid person-to-person transmission of COVID-19 appears likely to have occurred in healthcare settings, on a cruise ship, and in a church (3). In a study of 110 case-patients from 11 clusters in Japan, all clusters were associated with closed environments, including fitness centers, shared eating environments, and hospitals, the odds for transmission from a primary case-patient were 18.7 times higher than in open-air environments (H. Nishiura et al., unpub. data). [link to wwwnc.cdc.gov (secure)] |
