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I guess there's just a rush to find out anything and that rush is making people make mistakes.
Will be interesting to see if the studies in the EU and US on the same subject run into problems too.
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The data that was based on was a bit weird anyway...
How exactly do they know this was the moment the other people were infected? How on earth did they arrive at the "infected 30min after initial carrier disembarked" duration? It all sounds a bit dubious, apart from the obvious question of why people right next to the 'patient 0' in this scenario were not infected.
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this is quite interesting and also shows how little is known so far:
https://www.inkstonenews.com/health/medical-journal-retracts-study-how-far-coronavirus-can-spread-through-droplets/article/3074449