Meat packing is turning out to be a seriously conducive environment for SARS-CoV-2...
https://bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-08-13/chinese-city-says-chicken-wings-from-brazil-test-positive…
If you eat raw chicken wings, then yes. But the people handling the chicken wings is exposed. Not a problem for the US, cause yolo, but this is on top of salmon and shrimp and a major problem for final eradication of covid in China.
My best guess is that it’s very unusual to contract respiratory viruses orally. RSV transmission seems pretty finite based iirc, but via nose and eyes, not mouth.
Study finds people often get RSV if you put it in eyes of nose, but not mouth.
Stuff about viral load and infectiousness too!
“Infections after the highest inoculum were characterized by earlier and greater shedding.”
https://iai.asm.org/content/33/3/779?ijkey=2928f3b4fb40f49dc1f5f8bd9e2f3d4715e8653d&keytype2=tf_ipsecsha…https://twitter.com/diviacaroline/status/1251228088387567617?s=20…
The fecal-oral transmission route for covid was identified relatively early, and I have heard of it the route being taken back off the table. So yes, eating it would transmit it.