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It's odd that they're still insisting on cleaning surfaces, although it's been long concluded by e.g. the CDC (is it a settled science?) that infections from su
by netsharc 5y ago
It's odd that they're still insisting on cleaning surfaces, although it's been long concluded by e.g. the CDC (is it a settled science?) that infections from surfaces are very unlikely. But I guess if they're going for zero covid, then any little chance need to be reduced.
- DiogenesKynikos 5y agoIf you're swamped with cases, only the dominant route of transmission matters. When you're going for zero cases, then all routes of transmission matter. US policy is to tolerate a high level of transmission in the community, so CDC's advice will be very different from advice given by public health authorities in counties that don't tolerate transmission.