Considering anyone can have the virus but not show any symptoms and you can infect someone by simply breathing on them or talking to them, shouldn't people wear masks , scarves or whatever to limit the risk of infecting others, or it doesn't help with that either.
My medications are all good on that front. Normally I'm supposed to go to the ER for a 100mg Solu-Cortef injection whenever I have a fever, severe diarrhea, vomiting, an accident, ... though. My body can only produce a miniscule amount of cortisol. During a test, they lowered my blood sugar to 40 to induce a stress response in the body and even then I only produced a tiny fraction of what my base cortisol value should have been.
Not me, them. If I'm asymptomatic meaning NOT coughing or sneezing, can't I transmit it by breathing or talking to someone? Wearing a scarf wont do anything to prevent me from infecting OTHERS?
It was discussed yesterday that breathing and talking create spittle which could infect someone else.
i think technically, breathing can pass a particle, right?
www.statnews.com
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Not to mention the ppl buying into the blame they shift (b/c a growing amount of ppl are eating it up), will have a lingering effect on the u.s. economy like less tourism, less foreign exvhange, more poverty, more discrimination local and abroad, etc. This is more than just the "bLAme GaME." Why do you think China is going out of their way to point finger? The know the terrible effects of bad PR and don't want nothing to do w/ it.
So it's mostly droplet precaution but sometimes airborne?The new coronavirus can likely remain airborne for some time. That doesn’t mean we’re doomed
Evidence suggests the new #coronavirus #Covid19 can exist as an aerosol only under very limited conditions, and this transmission route is not driving the pandemic.
Now there are conflicting reports on whether the new coronavirus can. The studies suggesting that it can be aerosolized are only preliminary, and other research contradicts it, finding no aerosolized coronavirus particles in the hospital rooms of Covid-19 patients.
The weight of the evidence suggests that the new coronavirus can exist as an aerosol — a physics term meaning a liquid or solid (the virus) suspended in a gas (like air) — only under very limited conditions, and that this transmission route is not driving the pandemic. But “limited” conditions does not mean “no” conditions, underlining the need for health care workers to have high levels of personal protection, especially when doing procedures such as intubation that have the greatest chance of creating coronavirus aerosols. “I think the answer will be, aerosolization occurs rarely but not never,” said microbiologist and physician Stanley Perlman of the University of Iowa. “You have to distinguish between what’s possible and what’s actually happening.”
finally bro.
Spare some tp?
