BMC Infect Dis January 2019 PMID 30704406

Recognition of aerosol transmission of infectious agents: a commentary.

Raymond Tellier, Yuguo Li, Benjamin J Cowling, Julian W Tang

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Throughout the discussions, there is a clear recognition of the scientific evidence supporting aerosol transmission, exemplified by references to studies from 2019 and historical pandemics, as well as videos explaining microdispersion mechanisms. The tone varies from technical to casual, with many participants emphasizing the importance of understanding aerosol behavior, which shows the group's high interest and engagement driven by the emerging implications for health measures and policy decisions.

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Most posts acknowledge the importance of aerosol transmission, citing scientific studies and expressing support for recognizing airborne routes of infection.

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The collective discussions seem to influence perceptions of infection control, urging precautionary measures and highlighting the significance of aerosol studies, suggesting a moderate but meaningful impact.

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Recognizing whether respiratory infectious agents are transmitted through aerosols versus large droplets significantly impacts infection control strategies and costs, as aerosol transmission implies the need for more stringent protective measures.
The terminology surrounding aerosols, large droplet transmission, and airborne transmission is often used interchangeably or confusingly; clarifying these terms is crucial for implementing appropriate interventions, such as choosing the right level of personal protective equipment (PPE).
The article emphasizes that while some pathogens like tuberculosis, measles, and chickenpox are clearly transmitted via aerosols, others like influenza may have a more variable potential for airborne transmission depending on host, viral, and environmental factors.]

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MEH

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…you *do* know what aerosols are, right? It’s the same shit that makes up droplets, just a bit finer. Also, this goes into what is blocked by which mask by size range…and defines what an aerosol is, since you don’t know what the fuck you’re saying. https://t.co/lIpE9bfi6Y https://t.co/3jXiJjXqRz https://t.co/WN0YxYdi4Y

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MelanieCosmicfox.bsky.social

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@TRyanGregory “However, in some situations, such as where there are strong ambient air cross-flows, for example, larger droplets can behave like aerosols with the potential to transmit infection via this route (see next section below)” https://t.co/APblJJvpCM

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Indehisce

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10/ One of the publications cited in the above article, published in 2019: https://t.co/8EYQRRCTbs

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Applies to #MPX #Monkeypox - “For anisotropic agents, even if a mode of transmission (e.g. aerosols) accounts for only a minority of cases, interruption of that route of transmission may be required if it accounts for the most severe cases.” https://t.co/t4OBAQdL4h

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@Mimsy2020 @NickWTOP @WTOP Peer reviewed study about the basic principles of aerosolized transmission of any virus or bacterium. https://t.co/sGkcOBcrOa

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Alan Miesz

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@MikaelNiku Tässä reviewissa ja sen lähteissä on jotain yritystä muiden (kun julkaisuajankohta on tammikuu 2019) ilmalevitteisten virusten osalta, mutta kukaan ei ole tainnut tehdä tätä hirveän kvantitatiivisesti tai jos on, siinä joutunee olettamaan aika paljon. https://t.co/LsTb8SAQwh

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@jeanbarbeau2 @polynh2 @C_A_Gustave @VeilletteAndre @INSPQ @EricBillyFR @StephaneKM @vincentglad Cc @jmcrookston MERS and SARS aerosol transmission studies prior to the CoV-2 pandemic? I have one here. https://t.co/QLX3YGm5LL

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aerosol or droplet transmission of infectious agents: 5 µm is 1 million a meter below 5 µm is a aerosol goes directly to the lungs above it is 5 µm which is actually a droplet #Nano7labs https://t.co/FXsQjkLvap

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.With this in mind, this review considers the commonly used term of 'aerosol transmission' in the context of some infectious agents that are well-recognized to be transmissible via the airborne route. https://t.co/b1hnmtl7Dc https://t.co/39hpyVauKB

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I found it, a must read and the article that started and supported my early #airborne thoughts on #SarsCoV2 back in Jan/Febr 2020! (Published 31jan 2019!) #aerosols https://t.co/8H670UG4zH

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Jonathan

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Here read an article by people who know their stuff: https://bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12879-019-3707-y

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Happy Agnostic

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@JBToledoman @Zigmanfreud @TruetheNews This is painful— viruses can be and always have been transmitted via aerosol dispersion. How often do you folks have to embarrass yourselves: https://t.co/RhbBfwZklM

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Sarah Addleman MD

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@LapointeShaw I agree that we are probably under appreciating aerosol (and airborne) transmission of many respiratory viruses. I have learned a lot from Raymond Tellier, who's been studying this for years. https://t.co/QvfwoBiM8j

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Irène Kostenas

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Sehr lesenswert und lehrreich (Übertragungswege von Mers, Sars, Masern, etc.). https://t.co/hayRaPmJbs https://t.co/tTqhtxE064

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Recognition of aerosol transmission of infectious agents: a commentary #COVIDisAirborne https://t.co/HkbpeLhe84

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David R Tomlinson

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‘Over time, for a pathogen with a truly predominant airborne transmission route, eventually sufficient numbers of published studies will demonstrate its true nature’ Raymond Tellier, Yuguo Li, Benjamin J. Cowling and Julian W. Tang, 2019 https://t.co/ogugiPLVdw

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Dr Duncan Robertson

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@CathNoakes @GrahamMedley @chrischirp @TAH_Sci True. Seems that aerosol evidence for R0s lower than COVID in that list above in: - SARS (original) - Influenza according to https://t.co/xkcqbBLiOq and MERS according to https://t.co/UcYEI743Gk ie all of them So I assume droplet doesn't *rule out* aerosol transmission?

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An interesting read. Recognition of aerosol transmission of infectious agents: a commentary. Tellier, R., Li, Y., Cowling, B.J. et al. Recognition of aerosol transmission of infectious agents: a commentary. BMC Infect Dis 19, 101 (2019). #COVID19Vic https://t.co/60rmxYQbde

Feb 6, 2021 · 1 share · 1,469 followers View post →

Paulo Pancho Canadiano

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@AdrianaBarton @ASTeacherParent @jjhorgan @CDCofBC This hair splitting definition of what is primarily airborne or not has a lot to do with what scientific disciplines one studied and there’s legitimate nuance about what these terms mean. https://t.co/YsI8YWeOTC

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Article January 2019 re airborne transmission of viruses - incl the then emerging Covid 19 virus. Which science was the gov following, exactly, when it released Covid patients into care homes? https://t.co/NF2jPS5E7U

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Dr. Lynora Saxinger MD FRCPC Infectious Diseases

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@jmcrookston 5/ may predominate in different settings [16, 20], making the airborne route for that particular pathogen more of an opportunistic pathway, rather than the norm [21]. https://t.co/19C0yuh21L

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Álvaro Carmona

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@ddcampayo Las gotas de Flügge se aplican también a las nebulizadas al espirar. Respecto a lo de que supone otra vía de contagio es lógico. Ya hablábamos de ello en el canal hace 5 meses

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Jim Wilbourne

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What does it mean when a virus is airborne? It turns out it's more than just what comes out when you sneeze https://t.co/reVwuu92eB

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Charlie Kruse

@TheCharlieKruse · X

What Does it Mean for a Virus to Be “Airborne”? https://t.co/RuwFiCxPpc via @YouTube

Sep 17, 2020 · 6,159 followers View post →

William Wallace

@bill14051 · X

RT @SciShow: Determining whether a virus is airborne is not an easy feat; there isn’t even a consensus on what airborne means! But here’s w…

Sep 17, 2020 · 8 shares · 340 followers View post →

Markus

@HeyImMarkus · X

So you wanna blame the WHO and China for the virus but you’re doing it on false premises and this is the main one: What Does it Mean for a Virus to Be “Airborne”? https://t.co/vH348JMFle

Sep 17, 2020 · 1 like · 348 followers View post →

Johannes Lüke

@JohannesSLueke · X

New video by SciShow: What Does it Mean for a Virus to Be “Airborne”? https://t.co/EO0fou2d1q

Sep 17, 2020 · 84 followers View post →

Julie Farrell

@Julesofthwood · X

What Does it Mean for a Virus to Be “Airborne”? https://t.co/YYHNTXnZGC via @YouTube

Sep 17, 2020 · 1 like · 6,193 followers View post →

Geoff C

@GeoffCorr · X

RT @SciShow: Determining whether a virus is airborne is not an easy feat; there isn’t even a consensus on what airborne means! But here’s w…

Sep 17, 2020 · 8 shares · 282 followers View post →

so sane ☭

@sosane19 · X

RT @SciShow: Determining whether a virus is airborne is not an easy feat; there isn’t even a consensus on what airborne means! But here’s w…

Sep 17, 2020 · 8 shares · 874 followers View post →

AuntyAlias - Artist, Astrologer, Author

@AuntyAlias · X

RT @SciShow: Determining whether a virus is airborne is not an easy feat; there isn’t even a consensus on what airborne means! But here’s w…

Sep 17, 2020 · 8 shares · 4,046 followers View post →

SciShow

@SciShow · X

Sep 17, 2020 · 30 likes · 8 shares · 112,476 followers View post →

Doña Tecnicismos

@donatecnicismos · X

CORONAVIRUS ¡NO me respires ENCIMA! | S de Siensia https://t.co/wN0AmiJDZ9 vía @YouTube

Jul 13, 2020 · 8 followers View post →

Álvaro Carmona

@sdesiensia · X

@rubencotoh No es miedo, es prevención. En la calle te cruzas con gente que tiene la mala costumbre de respirar, hablar, toser... Es un tema más que trillado y con suficiente evidencia como para debatirlo a estas alturas. https://t.co/c48E4QYPFD

Jul 10, 2020 · 1 like · 7,979 followers View post →

John Sam

@JohnSam57668631 · X

RT @sushikubo: Raymond Tellier "Recognition of Aerosol Transmission of Infectious Agents: A Commentary" https://t.co/soM8lfA8Lz

May 26, 2020 · 1 share · 775 followers View post →

Seiichi Ushikubo

@sushikubo · X

Raymond Tellier "Recognition of Aerosol Transmission of Infectious Agents: A Commentary" https://t.co/soM8lfA8Lz

May 26, 2020 · 1 share · 105 followers View post →

Vortex

@vortex_2019 · X

RT @sdesiensia: Mark Twain dijo "La historia no se repite, pero a veces rima". Por lo visto, en 1918, en plena pandemia de la mal llamada g…

May 1, 2020 · 8 shares · 21 followers View post →

Will Rein

@WillRein6 · X

@GestazionCL https://t.co/wa4nRgqYYE

May 1, 2020 · 251 followers View post →

Angelica Hernandez

@langelher · X

RT @sdesiensia: Mark Twain dijo "La historia no se repite, pero a veces rima". Por lo visto, en 1918, en plena pandemia de la mal llamada g…

Apr 30, 2020 · 8 shares · 82 followers View post →

Laura Rubio

@Lurita90 · X

RT @sdesiensia: Mark Twain dijo "La historia no se repite, pero a veces rima". Por lo visto, en 1918, en plena pandemia de la mal llamada g…

Apr 30, 2020 · 8 shares · 42 followers View post →

ŋıɠɧɬƈཞơῳ

@charles7791 · X

RT @sdesiensia: Mark Twain dijo "La historia no se repite, pero a veces rima". Por lo visto, en 1918, en plena pandemia de la mal llamada g…

Apr 30, 2020 · 8 shares · 82 followers View post →

Anaé

@Ana_Eva_Delgado · X

RT @sdesiensia: Mark Twain dijo "La historia no se repite, pero a veces rima". Por lo visto, en 1918, en plena pandemia de la mal llamada g…

Apr 30, 2020 · 8 shares · 304 followers View post →

Álvaro Carmona

@sdesiensia · X

Apr 30, 2020 · 33 likes · 8 shares · 7,979 followers View post →

Pedro Limones

@PLimones10 · X