Further tying asymptomatic transmission to monkeypox. It would be foolhardy to think this does not happen.
You might wonder why I am hammering down on this? #CoVidIsAirborne was SIGNIFICANTLY delayed due to authorities proclaiming not airborne since not asymptomatic.
Not this
time.
At the very least, even the most stubborn Benjamin Button type of science writer would concede that we should assume asymptomatic transmission is occurring.
Especially because they report what the authorities are reporting.
And the CDC as seen in an MMWR, used the
precautionary principle to euthanize those animals who might have asymptomatically transmitted monkeypox.
I haven't found any studies actually documenting the production of aerosols during sex - would love to give a H/t and include you in the thread if you know of one.
Given that the Gesundheit 2 might be ergonomically difficult to work with during sexual activity?
#MonkeypoxIsAirborne - because NHS from the UK says its spread by coughing or sneezing. Which as we all know is accompanied by turbulent clouds of aerosols.
Which are airborne. This is for sneezing - coughing has the same basic mechanism.
As always - there are many forms of transmission with monkeypox. Though as we saw above, thanks to the WHO, actual fomite-based infection is far below .5% of cases.
Ah, it's that time of year again. The pitter patter of children's feet. The laughter of high school students as they flirt with each other.
The coughs of their parents.
Is a Portable Air Cleaner (PAC) on a desk aimed at the wee ones' faces going to protect them?
TLDR? No. They need to be in a N95 or KF94 purchased from legit distributors, not from Amazon, and eat their food outdoors, spaced far enough away from their friends so as not get infected. Or use @sipmask and protein shakes at lunch in the cafetaria.
You need to teach them
about how it can take as little as one breath of uncleaned-air to get infected (100 virions study on my profile). How it can mess them up in terms of their entire body.
You need to have the "Birds and the Bees and Covid" talk, in other words.