gsgs
Registered User
in what jobs are you more likely to get infected ?
just ask people who present with ILI for their profession.
So easy, it should have been done, but I can't find it,
never saw such a statistic.
That could also give hints what spread dominates,
droplets,airborne,fomites - breathing,talking,coughing,touching
I find it strange that such lists can't be found(easily)
instead we have lists with statistics of symptoms,
underlying conditions, age, wearing masks, handwashing,
serotype ... which all is much harder to determine.
Why don't they examine this ?
Or did they but keep it secret ?
it's important to have this for figuring out how flu
spreads, what are the superspreaders, who should
be vaccinated, who should be screened, who should
report and isolate immediately ion infection,
who should be sequenced, who should be monitored
and surveilled, who
just ask people who present with ILI for their profession.
So easy, it should have been done, but I can't find it,
never saw such a statistic.
That could also give hints what spread dominates,
droplets,airborne,fomites - breathing,talking,coughing,touching
I find it strange that such lists can't be found(easily)
instead we have lists with statistics of symptoms,
underlying conditions, age, wearing masks, handwashing,
serotype ... which all is much harder to determine.
Why don't they examine this ?
Or did they but keep it secret ?
it's important to have this for figuring out how flu
spreads, what are the superspreaders, who should
be vaccinated, who should be screened, who should
report and isolate immediately ion infection,
who should be sequenced, who should be monitored
and surveilled, who