Respiratory Diseases

Research says copper disintegrates novel coronavirus – SARS-CoV-2- the moment it lands on the metal. The global coronavirus pandemic has made everyone around cautious of hygiene and cleanliness. The transmission of microbes through droplets, touching, sneezing has brought a wave face masks, 20-seconds hand wash, alcohol-based hand wash, and sanitizers. However, ensuring only animate parts are sanitized is not enough. Healthcare-associated infection (HAI) pathogens can survive on inanimate surfaces for a longer duration, in some cases up to several months as shown by several pieces of researches.  The other important conduits for virus transmission are touch surf...