Viruses able to be spread by airborne can also spread over short.
1966, adenovirus isolated from aerosol samples
1970, enterovirus isolated from aerosol samples
potential large number of hosts
Controversy because (a) R lower for flu, so see less over distance and (b) if hospitals had to use airborne for flu, would cost a lot.
Virus found in respired breath.
Interruption of influenza by UV irradiation of upper room air (3 references)
Found in air
Found flu RNA in air
Probably aint yer hands, you dirty monster bros
Transmission during air travel documented, and hard to measure.
RHINOvirus
70% secondary attack rate. Must be airborne then, right? ;)
By touch etc but also ... by aerosols:
THE RONA
Our most favourite friend
Transmits mostly at close range (of course, as aerosols do) but airborne also known.
Including on a plane
... 7 rows ahead ...
... same floor of hotel (Metropole) ...
... and Amoy Gardens, which was aerosolized via the sewage system. [ed, was most definitely not rats]...
ADENOVIRUS
Can lead to persistent infections ... shedding for months ...
Transmits by all modes, which is to say, aerosol short and long, and touch
[ed. sorry droplet, and also touch, good luck with that]
Inhalation takes only small doses to infect.
Detected in the air by real-time PCR ...
Detected in various indoor environments, but of course data sparse because as the EXPERTS have said, isolating from air is difficult - you tend to crush up the virus.
RSV
The babies' revenge!
What? 100%?
Then it simply _has_ to be airborne like measles [ed. lifts pinky, sips tea]
Disgusting huge discharges from the nose ...
Controversy here.
Controversy here?
[ed. not really. Those are poorly designed studies, misusing p-test, on tiny N samples of babies to "disprove" aerosol. When a baby belts an opera, I'll reconsider]
RNA found in air 7m from patient bed.
Inb4 not live virus. Again, remember, hard to sample actual virus. Rawr.
Found throughout hospital, in aerosols.
Article ends with GI virus, which can be aerosolized by vomiting. Explosive outbreaks, but still thought to be by touch, although air spread not much studied . Going to skip this one because it's a bit off base, except one though ...
... infection is a numbers game. Up to a trillion copies per gram feces egested.
Le fin.
Remember, a close contact by any other name would aerosol as sweet.
Bookmarking section 217.1 of the Criminal Code (in force via the Westray Law) that creates legal duty on people overseeing work of others to take all reasonable steps to prevent bodily harm to those others
While I am here perhaps it is time to start a discussion around criminal negligence causing homicide for bad medical advice/studies provided to the public.
Asking again why we have 34 indep medical officers of health handling pandemic response (or supposed to), with CMOH on top, then provincial political layer, then federal PHAC, and fed political layer ...?
VS
one central command like Taiwan (1100 cases, 12 deaths)