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The director of NIH's Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases says airborne Ebola would be very unusual
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Osterholm is right in saying that possibility would be terrifying, but other experts say he?s off-base when it comes to how likely that situation is?and how concerned infectious disease experts should be about it...
Re: Airborne Ebola Is Extremely Unlikely, Expert Says
The worst case scenario would be if it became like Norovirus....which technically isn't an airborne virus either...or is it? Then again, at least 20% of the population would have immunity (FUT2 nonsecretors)
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