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Given we know aerosolization is a vector I'd take humidity to be confounded with something else. Even then, unless experiment reveals it you can't take simulati
by nimish 6y ago
Given we know aerosolization is a vector I'd take humidity to be confounded with something else. Even then, unless experiment reveals it you can't take simulations as anything except hypothesis generators.
Serum vitamin d concentration vs virus damage would be an interesting trial.
- beagle3 6y agoWe do not know that it is the primary vector, though. We know that the fecal-oral route is also a vector, one that’s historically a big problem in nursing homes, and plays a nontrivial part in spread through food preparation (unlike e.g. with flu which is essentially all aerosol with short life). The spread data is not properly reflected in recommendations IMHO and likely for political and politically correct reasons.