Airborne fungal spores and invasive aspergillosis in hematologic units in a tertiary hospital during construction: a prospective cohort study

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@Yash25571056 https://t.co/Az1zwFxMaC https://t.co/fhhQCT7lxl

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@dbdugger Hmmm. How hard is it to eliminate fungi from drains, toilets, etc. in a facility? Tubing? And no masks. Airborne, too. "Inhalation of Aspergillus spores is the main transmission route of IA in immunocompromised patients." IAQ PDQ https://t.co/f

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@angievassallo @APIC @JanetHaasIP @BASmithRN @EpiKelley @InfectionPrvntn @IP_Crystal98 @tiffany_horsley @InfectiousJK @Mhwilsonrn @tjmacalli3 @salahq @barleychironda @PergamIC Also “3402 - The Role of the Healthcare Environment in Transmission of Pathogens

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