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Accounting for airflow dynamics rather than just airflow volume helped researchers measure an 85% reduction in airborne pathogens inside a working classroom.

If you've ever wondered why some folks never catch the office or school cold, where they're sitting might be keeping them from the path of pathogens, according to new UBC Okanagan research.

"But the new findings show that understanding the airflow pattern is as important, as the amount of air changed per hour. This insight could potentially lead to safer buildings and significant energy savings." "If building ventilation systems are designed with disease prevention in mind, it could be a critical tool in maintaining our health."for their March cover story, offer promising directions for the design and operation of indoor spaces. Yet, while the study's implications suggest a new avenue for enhancing public health through building design, Zabihi carefully positions the work within a broader context.

"Our goal was always to contribute meaningfully to the conversation on public health and indoor air quality. This publication marks an important milestone in our journey," Zabihi concludes.

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