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Note the lack of source quotes. From the same day, Feb 8:
Aerosol transmission refers to the nucleus composed of proteins and pathogens that is lost by the droplets during the air suspension process, forming a droplet nucleus, which can float to a distance through the form of aerosol, causing long-distance transmission. There is no evidence that the new coronavirus is transmitted through aerosols. ( Feng Luzhao, Researcher, Department of Infectious Diseases, China CDC )
http://www.nhc.gov.cn/xcs/nwwd/202002/bb0df3a58cf643aaba47af0ebed98401.shtml
Is there a new coronavirus in the air? Can I open the window for ventilation?
New coronaviruses can be transmitted through respiratory droplets. The droplets travel a short distance and do not float in the air for a long time. From this perspective, in daily ventilation environment, there is generally no new coronavirus in the air. Therefore, it is recommended to open the window at least twice a day for ventilation, which is an effective measure to reduce the risk of infection, but remind everyone to keep warm. ( Feng Luzhao, Researcher, Department of Infectious Diseases, China CDC )
http://www.nhc.gov.cn/xcs/nwwd/202002/8d77bcc4ab334174812e26fce88ad8d5.shtml
New crown pneumonia is still a disease transmitted mainly by droplets and contact. Aerosol transmission may occur under certain special conditions, such as when performing professional medical procedures such as clinical tracheal intubation.
http://www.nhc.gov.cn/xcs/nwwd/202002/04d90f610d094c89a372c35c6a516b27.shtml
There's a misunderstanding here. If you have to trache someone, of course you're going to be aerosolizing mucus, droplets, and blood. And in that context, yes, it's a risk. Fortunately, those of us who aren't wearing PPE don't often trache people in our day to day lives.
Note the lack of source quotes. From the same day, Feb 8:
Aerosol transmission refers to the nucleus composed of proteins and pathogens that is lost by the droplets during the air suspension process, forming a droplet nucleus, which can float to a distance through the form of aerosol, causing long-distance transmission. There is no evidence that the new coronavirus is transmitted through aerosols. ( Feng Luzhao, Researcher, Department of Infectious Diseases, China CDC )
http://www.nhc.gov.cn/xcs/nwwd/202002/bb0df3a58cf643aaba47af0ebed98401.shtml
Is there a new coronavirus in the air? Can I open the window for ventilation?
New coronaviruses can be transmitted through respiratory droplets. The droplets travel a short distance and do not float in the air for a long time. From this perspective, in daily ventilation environment, there is generally no new coronavirus in the air. Therefore, it is recommended to open the window at least twice a day for ventilation, which is an effective measure to reduce the risk of infection, but remind everyone to keep warm. ( Feng Luzhao, Researcher, Department of Infectious Diseases, China CDC )
http://www.nhc.gov.cn/xcs/nwwd/202002/8d77bcc4ab334174812e26fce88ad8d5.shtml
New crown pneumonia is still a disease transmitted mainly by droplets and contact. Aerosol transmission may occur under certain special conditions, such as when performing professional medical procedures such as clinical tracheal intubation.
http://www.nhc.gov.cn/xcs/nwwd/202002/04d90f610d094c89a372c35c6a516b27.shtml
There's a misunderstanding here. If you have to trache someone, of course you're going to be aerosolizing mucus, droplets, and blood. And in that context, yes, it's a risk. Fortunately, those of us who aren't wearing PPE don't often trache people in our day to day lives.
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