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originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Biotech2024
I remember that the people that got infested in the 80s from the reston did not die from the disease.
Also, now that you have a more inside view on the ebola that is been the one infecting people as today, what are your views of the implications of becoming airborne.
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Biotech2024
I agree that if it can survive outside the body for extended periods of time should be considered airborne but can it actually travel like the flu?
originally posted by: netwarrior
Biotech I think you are my new best friend...if I could email you a bottle of scotch I would.
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Biotech2024
I agree that if it can survive outside the body for extended periods of time should be considered airborne but can it actually travel like the flu?
originally posted by: Biotech2024
my concern is asymptomatic transmission which is plausible and hard to prove before viral prodrome. This would make it extremely deadly. Since healthcare radar is up for only symptomatic patients.
originally posted by: netwarrior
Biotech I think you are my new best friend...if I could email you a bottle of scotch I would.
originally posted by: Biotech2024
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Biotech2024
I agree that if it can survive outside the body for extended periods of time should be considered airborne but can it actually travel like the flu?
From what I understand of the virus, sorry to say but yes.
originally posted by: PurpleDog UK
originally posted by: Biotech2024
originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Biotech2024
I agree that if it can survive outside the body for extended periods of time should be considered airborne but can it actually travel like the flu?
From what I understand of the virus, sorry to say but yes.
Just another thought...... Someone mentioned in another thread about the potential for this virus to become 'Zootonic'..?
From what I understand this is where the virus exists in the animal world ..... If it is able to survive outside the body for a period of time then it is possible for the infected waste of people to make it into the sewage system and therefore expose rats which in turn expose other animals.....
Just a thought.....
PDUK
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: Biotech2024
Which would be?
Can't be too different than wha s probably already posted here somewhere.
originally posted by: jadedANDcynical
a reply to: Biotech2024
Yup, we've thought it through farily well.
My concern is all of the nuclear power plants and their waste... which will be dangerous for hundreds of thousands of years once the lights go out and the coolant stops flowing.