@ZeroCarb_Coach Ok, let’s keep it general –
Let’s say I am infected (symptomatic or asymptomatic).
1. Can my breath release some amount of the virus resulting in an aerosol?
2. If I’m wearing a mask, is there a posibility some amount of this be retained on the inner surface of the mask?
Let’s say I am infected (symptomatic or asymptomatic).
1. Can my breath release some amount of the virus resulting in an aerosol?
2. If I’m wearing a mask, is there a posibility some amount of this be retained on the inner surface of the mask?
@ZeroCarb_Coach I'm all for speculation regarding trade offs, it's a common theme in my own work with lipids. And indeed, you may be completely correct that there's a net neutral or even detriment trade off with wearing a mask, I just haven't seen the study(ies) substantiating this in general...
@ZeroCarb_Coach ... I've seen studies to the contrary, but that could be unintended selection bias. Link most compelling study(ies) here and I'll read up on them this weekend.
