.@CDCgov claims #Ebola not airborne, but says it can be spread by saliva/mucus in coughs/sneezes. Hello, airborne?! http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/transmission/qas.html …
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@profvrr@linseymarr@CDCgov@ProfCharlesHaas There are other opinions among health specialists: http://www.globalresearch.ca/ebola-can-be-transmitted-via-infectious-aerosol-particles-health-workers-need-respirators-not-masks/5408022 …
You can have your own opinion but not your own facts @DrNickClements @linseymarr @CDCgov @ProfCharlesHaas
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@profvrr@linseymarr Fair, but as aerosol scientist moving into the hospital infection control, lit is limited re: droplet transmission risk -
@profvrr@linseymarr This is not just an Ebola issue, infection transmission risk in the airborne indoor environment is not settled science
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