10/ five of the 15 "airplane-associated' cases had symptoms beyond the time when 97.5% of people have symptoms (11.5 days) Unlikely these five people caught this on flight.
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17/ Taking a step back You can get this virus anywhere. There been millions of travelers since this flight yet one report (similar to SARS). Could be more, sure, but overall rare. And this report is not as airtight as the headline and abstract (and news reports) make it seem
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18/ Big picture: I stand by statement I made in op-ed in May. -time on airplane is lower risk than other parts of travel -masking on airplanes right now is a must -take precautions -only travel if really necessary -STAY HOME WHEN SICKhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/05/18/airplanes-dont-make-you-sick-really/ …
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Why are we not using genomic sequencing to identify transmission chains with precision? I really don’t understand this.https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2020-opinion-chan-zuckerberg-biohub-covid-tracing/ …
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