The literature I linked was a review of RCTs genius.... keep up
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Replying to @leeloyd1 @JonathanWHendry and
You’re very silly if you think this is a “gotcha.” I’m way ahead of you there, skippy. (Masks in the OR are also discussed.)https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/bouffant-caps-versus-skull-caps-in-the-operating-room-a-no-holds-barred-cage-match/ …
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Now let’s see if our genius can tell us the difference between masks and wound contamination in the OR with bacteria and mask use and aerosol transmission of a contagious respiratory virus.
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Replying to @gorskon @JonathanWHendry and
The literature review included viruses as well. Considering a viral particle is many times smaller than a bacteria, and the fact that n95 masks are the only useful measures for aerosols...except they protect the wearer...I can offer quite a bit to that convo
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The droplet/aerosol claim is a false dichotomy, and because COVID-19 isn't traveling 'naked' in the air and is less contagious than virii like measles, droplet transmission is far more important than aerosol. https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-5008 …
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perhaps you should explain that to
@gorskon who mentioned aerosols. Back to droplets then.... not all droplets are the same. Knowing where their physiology of formation and function helps to understand the limitations of surgical mask use to control ILI.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes -
Yawn. You’re becoming very tiresome. I’ve been studying and writing about this issue since the pandemic began, for instance in July, which now sounds like ancient history.https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/is-covid-19-transmitted-by-airborne-aerosols/ …
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Wow, thank you Dr Oncology Surgeon. I have as well. Alas I prefer to state my positions with sound debate rather than bow beat you with credentials, titles, and proclamations about how much time I’ve spent on the issue.
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"Sound debate" would require evidence you haven't provided.
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Exactly, which is why his Gish galloping has become tiresome.pic.twitter.com/5MDxhL8N3c
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