Re:Australia Covid outbreak: Delta variant cases rise among ...
by sschueller on Friday July 16, 2021 @04:36PM
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I'm not sure about that.
Isn't there also a fine line where a virus becomes so deadly that it can no longer spread effectively before killing the host or becoming "harmless" yet spread much better and more effective than a deadlier version?
I remember reading not long ago about a study that showed the common cold is so dominant that I can prevent covid from replicating in an infected person.
Isn't there also a fine line where a virus becomes so deadly that it can no longer spread effectively before killing the host or becoming "harmless" yet spread much better and more effective than a deadlier version?
I remember reading not long ago about a study that showed the common cold is so dominant that I can prevent covid from replicating in an infected person.