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I'd expect broken skin isn't, but what about intact skin? With HIV we can answer a bunch of questions about transmission. With Ebola I can answer very few. I
by kenjackson 12y ago
I'd expect broken skin isn't, but what about intact skin? With HIV we can answer a bunch of questions about transmission. With Ebola I can answer very few. I think this increases the anxiety.
- angersock 12y agoWell, we're about to learn a lot more, if that's any consolation.
- dpcan 12y agoIt absolutely does. I think the problem is that the virus can live on a surface in bodily fluids for a long time, or a dead body for days. So you touch the surface with the virus then you wipe your nose, rub your eyes, eat with your hands.... and you could get infected.