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sources of virus. For humans,
common hospital fomites are skin cells, hair, clothing, and bedding.
Fomites are ****ociated
particularly with hospital-acquired...
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stages that are
excreted in **** or
through inhalation of
coughed on
fomites and are
capable of
transmission to a new host. A
number of
species infect...
- a
highly contagious virus transmitted through respiratory droplets and
fomites,
attempts by
medical researchers and
public health officials to identify...
- in the air,
which could occur through face-to-face
contact or
through fomites.
Infection with
variola minor virus conferred immunity against the more...
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Goldman E (August 2020). "Exaggerated risk of
transmission of COVID-19 by
fomites". The Lancet.
Infectious Diseases. 20 (8): 892–893. doi:10.1016/S1473-3099(20)30561-2...
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through contact with a person,
bodily fluids, or
intermediate objects (
fomites) can also occur,
since influenza viruses can
survive for
hours on non-porous...
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occurs by
contact with
contaminated secretions, via droplet, aerosol, or
fomite vectors. Hospital-acquired
infections with
human metapneumovirus have been...
- or
another illicit drug.
Studies indicate that
banknotes may
serve as a
fomite—an
inanimate object that can
spread disease if contaminated—though researchers...
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Rhinoviruses are
transmitted through aerosols,
respiratory droplets,
fomites, and
direct person-to-person contact. They
primarily infect nasal epithelial...
