How Albertans can have Thanksgiving without a side of COVID-19
The first was to make sure a building’s HVAC system is working properly. In most homes, that’s the furnace.The second is to maximize outdoor air, either through mechanical ventilation with the HVAC system or by doing things like opening windows. The idea is to increase the number of times the air is exchanged in an hour.
of airborne particles, including those carrying viral material,” the Lancet commission’s report reads. “We have more SARS-CoV-2 at a baseline level now than we did through any of our wave one or wave two and almost as high as we had through our wave three,” Parkins said. “So though we’re not in a peak, our baseline is very high right now.He also noted that BA.4/5 appears to continue as the dominant subvariant in the province.Health Matters: How COVID-19 symptoms are changing
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