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Watch out! Men are easier to spread Covid-19, this is the reason

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Research at Colorado State University (CSU) found that men and people who speak at high volumes are more likely to spread COVID-19. Photo/New York Post.

JAKARTA – Research at Colorado State University (CSU) found that Men and people who speak at a louder volume are easier to spread Covid-19 .

The study, published in the journal Environmental Science and Technology Letters in November, examined the emission of respiratory aerosols from a panel of healthy individuals of different ages and sexes while speaking and singing in a controlled laboratory set.

Researchers measured the concentration of particle counts between 0.25 and 33 micrometers from 63 study participants aged 12-61 years and the volume of sound, as well as the level of exhaled CO2. All of these indicators are monitored by researchers.

Reporting from Fox News, Wednesday (12/81/2021) measurements were carried out in two ways, namely when the research subject used a mask and when you let it go.

From there it is known that when people sing, 77% more aerosol is formed than talking, adults produce 62% more aerosol than children under 17 years and men produce 34% more aerosols than women.

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“Further studies, namely experiments playing wind instruments, are awaiting the results of data analysis and peer review,” the report said.

This study was originally developed from the beginning pandemic Covid-19 in an effort to determine what people in performing arts can do to safely return to the stage.

“From this study we can know that singing at a loud volume produces more aerosols than just casual talk. So, the louder people talk or sing, the worse the aerosol emissions,” explained CSU in an official statement.

It is also related to gender. Because men produce more aerosols than women, and adults more than children. This is a reference material to consider in an effort to reduce the risk of transmission.

It should be noted here that this study was conducted with a laboratory set, which means that it cannot be generalized to real-world sets. What’s more, the study did not involve vocal type testing and the examiner did not measure the risk of respiratory disease transmission. For this reason, further studies are needed.

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