Short answer is no, especially if the meat is cooked, which it always always always should be.
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But touching it without SOPs before cooking it is the point here
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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.
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probably not. it lives on some surfaces (esp smooth ones like plastic/metal), & probably lives longer in refrigerated environments, but breaks down outside the body to the point of not being very infectious quickly. factories are bad bc loud, ppl have to yell, & tightly packed in
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Maybe if you're in the habit of washing your meat? It can increase the chance of cross contamination.
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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. https://twitter.com/diviacaroline/status/1251605923023339520?s=21 …https://twitter.com/diviacaroline/status/1251605923023339520 …
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Source that RSV is mostly transmitted from touch and not breathing. Covid seems to be less like that, so presumably even less risk from eating it.https://twitter.com/diviacaroline/status/1251615279924178944?s=21 …
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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.
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