Dr. Richard Massé, the public health strategic medical advisor for the ministry of health and social services in Quebec, explained the three reasons behind the decision not to put air purifiers in classrooms as students return back to school as a measure to limit transmission of COVID-19 and improve air ventilation. That includes the lack of evidence of the effectiveness of these devices to limit transmission, among other reasons. (
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Coronavirus: Quebec public health advisor lays out 3 reasons for not recommending air purifiers in schools
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