Category Archives: personal ambient CO2 monitoring

I’m pleased that our research study, “Predicting airborne infection risk: Association between personal ambient carbon dioxide (CO2) level monitoring and incidence of tuberculosis infection in South African health workers,” was recently published in the journal Clinical Infectious Diseases. The central idea of our paper is that health workers face high occupational TB risk. Increasing CO2 levelsContinue reading “Predicting airborne infection risk”