WHO publishes a global technical consultation report introducing updated terminology for pathogens that transmit through the air.
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Great news.
I was wondering what “air” was.
The World Health Organization and around 500 experts have agreed for the first time what it means for a disease to spread through the air, in a bid to avoid the confusion early in the COVID-19 pandemic that some scientists have said cost lives.
The Geneva-based U.N. health agency released a technical document on the topic on Thursday. It said it was the first step towards working out how to better prevent this kind of transmission, both for existing diseases like measles and for future pandemic threats.
The document concludes that the descriptor “through the air” can be used for infectious diseases where the main type of transmission involves the pathogen travelling through the air or being suspended in the air, in line with other terms such as “waterborne” diseases, which are understood across disciplines and by the public.
Almost 500 experts contributed to the definition, including physicists, public health professionals and engineers, many of whom disagreed bitterly over the topic in the past.
Agencies have historically required high levels of proof before calling diseases airborne, which required very stringent containment measures; the new definition says the risk of exposure and severity of disease should also be considered.
Past disagreements also centred around whether infectious particles were “droplets” or “aerosols” based on size, which the new definition moves away from.
During the early days of COVID in 2020, around 200 aerosol scientists publicly complained that the WHO had failed to warn people of the risk that the virus could spread through the air. This led to an overemphasis on measures like handwashing to stop the virus, rather than focusing on ventilation, they said.
This obviously makes it easier for the WHO to declare “pandemic” mania in the future, which is the point of this stupid bullshit.
Eustace Mullins already knew it:
“Vaccination is really a time bomb.”
He quoted a book a doctor has written in the year 1936:
“I have never seen an unvaccinated person with cancer.” Other doctors said the same thing, that vaccines attack the immune system 5 years, 10 or 40 years… pic.twitter.com/qQZFBRQLtq— “Sudden And Unexpected” (@toobaffled) April 18, 2024