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This is a very fair point. But don't you think that this is affecting speed of transmission but not the fundamentals of the disease?
by shoto_io 5y ago
This is a very fair point. But don't you think that this is affecting speed of transmission but not the fundamentals of the disease?
- sascha_sl 5y agoMore transmissions mean more chances at mutations. This isn't just true for humans, but also the animal carriers of pathogens who now live closer together. Mobility is also a factor in transmission. MERS was fatal enough to burn itself out, but in a less mobile world it would've burned out even faster.