angrysoba
Philosophile
Nah, you can only do that in make believe countries, such as Narnia or South Korea.
Except this is another lie.
You guys got the joke, then.
Nah, you can only do that in make believe countries, such as Narnia or South Korea.
Except this is another lie.
The virus is in the nasal mucus because it is replicating and being shed and thereby the patient is infected. Whether they show signs of the disease is related mainly to age and co-morbidities.
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The virus is in the nasal mucus because it is replicating and being shed and thereby the patient is infected. Whether they show signs of the disease is related mainly to age and co-morbidities.
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Can you cite these people? Somehow I'm guessing that spreading will be by handshakes and not by anything related to nasal linings, but let's see.But other people have said that even immune people can act as carriers because they spread what they pick up without any replication. You are not accounting for said immunity.
It spreads by handshakes?Can you cite these people? Somehow I'm guessing that spreading will be by handshakes and not by anything related to nasal linings, but let's see.
Can you cite these people? Somehow I'm guessing that spreading will be by handshakes and not by anything related to nasal linings, but let's see.
CDC says it can be spread by contact with surfaces.It spreads by handshakes?
It's alive on the surface of the skin?
Not that I know of. Mouth, nose, and eyes.It invades another body through skin pores?
Yes, that's good advice for not moving the virus near your mouth, nose, or eyes.I wonder if "don't touch your face" has something to do with this.
Yeah, "facial rubbing", rubbing face with contaminated hands.Yeah but the virus doesn't enter through the skin of the hand. It gets transferred from the hand to mucuos membranes of the eyes and nose by facial rubbing. More to follow.
That doesn't seem to have anything to do with what you said. Can you quote the part that supports "But other people have said that even immune people can act as carriers because they spread what they pick up without any replication."eta: Here's a link that discusses exactly waht I brought up https://www.sciencemag.org/news/202...es-could-show-true-scale-coronavirus-pandemic
It spreads by handshakes?
In WA they are finally prioritizing testing health care workers now including EMS providers.What is your experience with in regards to healthcare workers getting tested? I wouldn't say they are going out of their way not to test them, but from people I know first move is for them to self quarantine, then check in days later to look for improvement if they are up to come back to work.
If we are prioritizing tests, they should be used on health care providers, particularly hospital workers first and continuously if need be. Not sure if this is specific to my area or the hospitals they happen to work at as opposed to general though.
Casebro's question/answers are based on a misunderstanding of biology.My last question was addressed to casebro who is claiming that people immune to corvid-19 can pass the virus along without replication and presumably he means without it replicating in their body. And he was replying to someone talking about why the virus is in nasal mucus. So my point is that I doubt nasal linings are a way it spreads in the cases he is talking about (assuming he's correct that such cases exist).
Nose, mouth and eyes are definitely the main ways it's expected to spread between people who are infected.
CDC says it can be spread by contact with surfaces.
Not that I know of. Mouth, nose, and eyes.
Yes, that's good advice for not moving the virus near your mouth, nose, or eyes.
And vacuum cleaner bags.Casebro's question/answers are based on a misunderstanding of biology.
My last question was addressed to casebro who is claiming that people immune to corvid-19 can pass the virus along without replication and presumably he means without it replicating in their body. And he was replying to someone talking about why the virus is in nasal mucus. So my point is that I doubt nasal linings are a way it spreads in the cases he is talking about (assuming he's correct that such cases exist).
Nose, mouth and eyes are definitely the main ways it's expected to spread between people who are infected.
CDC says it can be spread by contact with surfaces.
Not that I know of. Mouth, nose, and eyes.
Yes, that's good advice for not moving the virus near your mouth, nose, or eyes.
In fact, NZ is moving to complete shutdown from Wednesday.
All schools & non-essential workplaces will close.
No, I'm saying ...