Jose-Luis Jimenez's critique of an image used at a WHO transmission webinar
In the opening post of a thread, Jose-Luis Jimenez criticized an image that several presenters used during a WHO webinar to explain modes of transmission. He argued that the image contained major errors that perpetuated misconceptions and identified its source as https://frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpubh.2020.00163/full.
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Jose-Luis Jimenez's critique of an image used at a WHO transmission webinar