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To: ManardG

Respiratory droplets is airborne by definition. It’s not aerosol transmission know the bloody difference. So many scientific illiterates. Why would the WHO and the CDC both track down the people sitting in the rows around the person on the plane. More so go to the NIH research database look for monkeypox via airborne transmission I’ll help you out look for year
S 1968,1972,2008,2013 and 2018 then spend a few hours reading and comprehending the difference between airborne vs aerosol. Like I have said would you personally go into a room with a active monkeypox patient and sit across a table from them neither of you wearing any face masks or PPE for a ten minute conversion? Answer that yes or no? No but but no I don’t sit near homos would you personally sit in breathing range of an active carrier for a friendly conversation like you know in a subway or bus or starbucks yes or no? I can tell you that the hospital employees would be in full respiratory protocols with that person in a negative pressure room and full PPE, face shields and N95 or P100 respirators not masks. So Mr it’s not airborne are you going to sit in that room while all the staff is in biogear because your internet says from some.other internet blogger it’s not airborne. When the WHO,CDC,NIH all have published research showing airborne vector transmission. Airborne not aerosol go learn the difference.


21 posted on 06/07/2022 8:41:47 PM PDT by JD_UTDallas ("Veni Vidi Vici" )
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To: JD_UTDallas

At the present time it is considered to be neither airborne nor aerosolized.


22 posted on 06/07/2022 8:51:37 PM PDT by steve86 (Prophecies of Maelmhaedhoc O'Morgair (Latin form: Malachy))
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