One of the most compelling was an outbreak in apartment complex in South Korea, in which only residents living in apartments connected by a common
ventilation shaft were infected. All 7 affected apartments (out of a total of 200) were located along the vertical line of the shaft, suggesting a stack effect carried virus-laden aerosols into residents’ bathrooms.10
✅-3 - Would those aerosols be capable of infection? Yes -
"the primary receptor of SARS-CoV-2 for infection is understood to be ACE2 [23], which is expressed throughout the human respiratory tract, indicating that inhalation would be a compatible route of infection."
Please explain how a study measuring physical improvement in a Cognitive and Behavioral study can have unmeasured Graded Exercise Therapy - and be considered as well-controlled. Not confounded.
So, I emailed Dr. Ebell and asked how that was nitpicking.
I also agreed with the comments at the bottom of the study, linked below.
If you change analysis protocols post hoc? That's not nitpicking in my book. But maybe that is nitpicking?
DYK that you, and me, and everybody are Pig Pen from Charlie Brown?
We shed our entire outer layer of skin every 2-4 weeks, about 500 million cells daily.
Your corneocytes (outermost cells) lift off of your body with the
gentlest of micro-air currents. Like a leaf picked up off the ground for the briefest of moments in fall.
They act like 12 micron aerosols in float time, but 25% of total skin flakes are sub 5 microns...and you know what that means. Deep deposition - or shallow as
sub 5 likes to also deposit in the nose.
It's funny...I embrace push-back in debate. Tightens up my game.
Imagine if those skin flakes now have Ebola on them?
Two studies show that Ebola literally oozes through the skin - both ways. In and out.
"...due to the desirability of an off-
the-face design, and not for protection from aerosols, respirators may be used instead of medical masks"who.int/publications/i…
If you can stay 3 feet away while screening? No medical mask needed.