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The study, published in JAMA Ophthalmology, involved a slit lamp microscope that shines a bright light into the eye, which ophthalmologists use to determine the health of the eye.
Researchers used a mannequin for the experiment which simulated a cough while undergoing an eye examination, and an ophthalmologist in personal protective equipment (PPE) was seated across.
When observed under ultraviolet light, droplets from the simulated cough sprayed were seen on the ophthalmologist's hair, chest, shoulders, arms and hands as well as on the floor, walls, and window covers of the room.
Researchers concluded that more measures may be needed aside from standard PPE and protective barriers, such as breath shields, to minimise transmission.
In a similar study done in May, experts from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus found that light wind can blow infectious droplets 18 feet, reported Daily Mail.
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