@philswenson @Wisdom2listen @ProLifeAll @MattWalshBlog https://t.co/4Lwl0R28r7 People without symptoms can pass on the virus, but **estimating their contribution to outbreaks is challenging**.
@LousbergRudi @richardwerken O.b.v. schatting 70% testbereidheid bij symptomen en 50% van de GGD-tests (70k per dag) voor symptomatische mensen en 7k positief per dag. Asymptomatisch covid: 17% volgens deze bron: https://t.co/vSrnPtmCA7.
@0Stribo @brucetucker @KarenH777 @GiveUsAQuid The actual evidence seem to be about half way between your claim and mine. See: https://t.co/562cgTbP32 and https://t.co/ZSk9wWMl6S
@BHumbeeck @Flamezzz8 @BenWeyts Ik heb toevallig nog een referentie uit dezelfde bron (alhoewel ik nature dit com zelf nooit als referentie zou gebruiken) : https://t.co/jF9jMef7HO
@4TimothyRoberts @engmac18 @ksorbsinnrvoice @naomirwolf cool, now refute the papers that aren't dealing with an emerging disease while I find more evidence from pre-covid times. btw, jury's still out on asymptomatic transmission: https://t.co/T0eeEhCmo4
@getyourgoals16 @peachykeenstan @johnwrp1970 @borntosolo @AbiskyRisky @KatieJohnson214 according to this cite, while people who are asymptomatic (about 1/5 of people) are only 46% as likely to transmit, they still can. id like to see what source gave you t
@hrbena The science is not that conclusive at all.....https://t.co/cQ2WYjMvPa
@Jakub63895881 @Renata_Safar @slovak_matej Těch dat, že bezpříznakový může nakazit další lidi taky, je hromada. Jen hledat... Ale to se Vám nehodí do krámku. Nutno podotknout, že asymptomatičtí nakažení nejspíš nemoc šíří mnohem méně než ti symptomatičtí.
@ockhams Inderdaad. Positief testen is niet hetzelfde als voldoende virale lading hebben om anderen te besmetten. https://t.co/Nq9JqkQlLX
@Shirleyver21 @LozzaFox @KentVera No it's not a myth at all. Theres cast iron documentary scientific proof.... https://t.co/RfW2CGFsIa
@Boris25309876 @chwherrmann Das stimmt, Asymptomatische machen jedoch trotzdem einen nicht zu vernachlässigenden Anteil der Überträger aus. https://t.co/f9QpwCyhhW
21/ Eller så smittar man inte så mycket. https://t.co/jg39Skt3Ym
@Michael95494331 @DailyCaller @RandPaul This is untrue! https://t.co/FcAiSJ1JVF
@mumlovesblue @officialben @sickasfrik @Much_Truth @cspan @RandPaul Asymptomatic carriers most certainly can spread the virus. https://t.co/fpzukLjNlU
@gitstuffed1 @DailyCaller @RandPaul https://t.co/FcAiSJjkNd this says otherwise
@WashingtonPrav1 @CP24 The WHO made one statement which they retracted. In the summer of 2020.... Do you have an updated source on that otherwise? https://t.co/1OhXYcUFxg
@jjdjrdavis @BigOlMuscles @JClark_14 @Sports_Schlub @aubrey_huff It was the WHO who said asymptotic spread wasn’t the biggest factor in transmission, asymptotic people can still spread the virus. https://t.co/x8k30x5JnU
@nothing4realk @markmobile2008 @SkippyV3 @stillgray I know that statistic seemed consistent with evidence early in the outbreak. I'm now sure how well it has held up. Some studies suggest it's as high as 80%. Others suggest it's lower than 20%. https://t.c
@IDontrustBiden @ParisSorel @daniela127 @elenfilippatos @Fights_For_Kids @classdisrupti0n @MaudMaron @Megan_Cossey @freenyc1984 Here's https://t.co/R6RQnVAEUM “If the studies are correct in finding that asymptomatic people are a low transmission risk, ‘the
@AdeleCarlyon Your the thick twat Byambasuren’s review also found that asymptomatic individuals were 42% less likely to transmit the virus than symptomatic people. Jesus wept DOH https://t.co/O0RpojSTRJ
@JohnQalo @TougasMarc Ce que vous dites est complétement faux https://t.co/7LPUtvPwtq
@Marco777Polo @RedFaction20 @unheilbargut je mehr Daten und Forschungen stattfinden je klarer wird das Bild. HIV und CORONA Viren zu vergleichen ist nicht zielführend. — “... which included 13 studies involving 21,708 people, calculated the rate of asympt
RT @mugecevik: A great article summarising our current understanding about asymptomatic infections About 1 in 5 people w/#COVID19 will exp…
@ZubyMusic Yet again, @ZubyMusic is wrong here https://t.co/RXwTVj9Vu9
@nevslin Also worth noting: Evidence so far suggests despite being less likely to know they're infected & thus quarantine, asymptomatic carriers also infect fewer people. So, seems promising that inoculated folks, infected w/ few symptoms, will be les
@kim20527705 @PublicHealthW @WelshGovernment Apart from up to in 1 in 5 people. https://t.co/32TOkwjVaJ
@BijStefan @hugodejonge Dag later : https://t.co/tPn7YEsmqF Tevens : https://t.co/rjBcRtj4Yg Dus het is wel degelijk mogelijk.
@jopageri Třeba v https://t.co/IHGZ42XlSp citují studie odhadující, že nákaz od bezpříznakových lidí je od 1/5 až 4/5. Dále si vemte míru infekcí přes třídní kolektivy (děti jsou nejčastěji bezpříznakové).
@FHolzklotz @HenneFrieda @Teachi20 Asymptomatische Übertragung spielt für das Infektionsgeschehen eine völlig untergeordnete Rolle. https://t.co/Gl4xazf29L
@NLCryptoOracle @_Bakhtali Rutte heeft het daar dus toch bij het verkeerde eind. Hij doelt daarop omdat testen geld kost. Mensen die asymptomatisch zijn kunnen alsnog anderen infecteren. https://t.co/XYabHz5JsW
@rhiannon_arian @missy_131 "People without symptoms can pass on the virus, but estimating their contribution to outbreaks is challenging. " https://t.co/Sihbq8E2do
@jpj79 @GarthNorris @CMOH_Alberta No, it definitely is, butt how much is hard to know: "Although there is a lower risk of transmission from asymptomatic people, they might still present a significant public-health risk because they are more likely to be o
RT @2hpdtweet: コロナ無症状感染者が感染を広める可能性 アメリカCDC「有症状の75%」 https://t.co/wgnHjCR8de ネイチャー「有症状者の58%」 https://t.co/R9PG9SketN
RT @2hpdtweet: コロナ無症状感染者が感染を広める可能性 アメリカCDC「有症状の75%」 https://t.co/wgnHjCR8de ネイチャー「有症状者の58%」 https://t.co/R9PG9SketN
@lx_x_leanne_x_x @WPacey_89 @knight_picard @doctor_oxford @bakerstherald @JohnWest_JAWS @JCaramac There are three studies referenced here. It's difficult to measure the exact contribution of asymptomatic spread, but it's well noted. https://t.co/brJw7iiv
@HotepJonathan @ejulissa3 @_BarringtonII There is SOME consensus. It's just not unanimous. And there's more consensus on asymptomatic spread than NO asymptomatic spread. Err on the side of caution. And people aren't always notice mild symptoms or honest
@Gilgamesh__Fate @borghi_claudio Tarro darebbe la paga a sta gente? Ma e' serio? Ma per favore... https://t.co/IqpuSdNQwN https://t.co/J1xRsQAsP6
@MrZ70914564 https://t.co/hMBkyRgNyl https://t.co/4qAQRgfAA6 https://t.co/76MZisOXRO au bout d'un an vous devriez le savoir 🤡 Les asymptomatiques (porteur sains en fait) sont extrêmement peu voir pas du tout (sur certaines études) contaminant D'ailleu
@RomEo_BLUE_ It is still debating topics among science community https://t.co/562Y1hSmd3
@Marjo56392124 Jotkut tartuttaa, jotkut ei. Tätä on tutkittu vaikka kuinka paljon. https://t.co/uY8A2K7n7A
@IreneHoogenraad @Landshark_VF1 Hier. Je hebt zowel pre als a - symptomatische types. Misschien is er een update. https://t.co/FXLhnBV7g4 Natur is een van de belangrijkste wetenschappelijke tijdschriften.
@Mindy41505796 @THEAndyHarris @BreitbartNews So how come US top the numbers in infections? You made it a political agenda to wear a mask. And isn’t it better to be safe than sorry... What the data say about asymptomatic COVID infections https://t.co/MRs18e
@LaPartDuChaos @ParfoisJeRale @nathanpsmad https://t.co/0uceXd5OoK S'il n'y a presque pas d'asymptomatic, même une baisse de 40% n'influence que trop peu. "a meta-analysis published last month, which included 13 studies involving 21,708 people, calculated
@PaulSim81802192 @etxberria55 @evanspaul81 @GMB @DrHilaryJones @piersmorgan Your other reference: https://t.co/6eXCpDJh4X "People without symptoms can pass on the virus, but estimating their contribution to outbreaks is challenging." Basically what they a
@Remi44024067 @etxberria55 @evanspaul81 @GMB @DrHilaryJones @piersmorgan Never heard of them, suspect they're in the minority. I'd rather listen to Professor JVT...https://t.co/YlQcXF6RJR and: BMJ https://t.co/IL0uVcaNmx https://t.co/FUKo3QX5XF https:/
@rcms37 @cynharrer @DrEricDing Scientists don’t doubt asymptomatic transmission is possible. Furthermore, with an incubation period of up to 14 days, presymptomatic can also spread virus. https://t.co/qi4TgSlFEC
@Razzledazdazzle @TheJanuaryPearl @RealCandaceO https://t.co/xQ4XItXFvK Asymptomatic spread DOES occur, this is a fact, incontrovertibly proven. To say anything else is idiocy personified.
@klfaber1 @TheRdrdrd21 @LarryBoorstein @MonicaGandhi9 To be fair, you have a point, and this is a REALLY hard thing to model, since assessing asymptomatic infections in the first place is hard. We do know that some asymptomatic people spread Covid, but the
@ChrisRingele @meyer_mattea People without symptoms can pass on the virus, but estimating their contribution to outbreaks is challenging. https://t.co/KsFDTUcfEp
@Lus92100212 @CesarLo44325546 @RaquelVarelaHis Aqui tem um artigo da revista Naturebque infica aem magem oara dúvidas que indivíduos assintomaticos sao transmissores do virus. https://t.co/82SROqEwxK
@all_admin @Westyx_ @darkfarces @IAMKEVBISH https://t.co/dOJW3YISvU There is asymptomatic transmission.
@behro4 @werwohlf @Achgut_com ... involving 21,708 people, calculated the rate of asymptomatic presentation to be 17%." Siehe https://t.co/yqaY1FZ05f Der Achse-des-Guten-Gastautor, der seine "80 bis 90 Prozent" auch noch als allgemein anerkannt darstellt,
@LukeDashjr @MakeItPurple7 @dancin_cats @sholzbee @psych_k8 https://t.co/O8KIKf0c9v the site you linked even says in their article on the study that asymptomatic people can transmit it.
@YFilmus @AliceDrori @akivanovick אז כדאי שתקרא ותראה על מה זה מתבסס ואיך.. פה אתה יכול לקרוא קצת יותר לעומק: https://t.co/Gx5u5LGsHI
@FlviaFeij2 @EthelMaciel A questão é que ausência de febre não é tão determinante. Há a possibilidade de pessoas assintomáticas ou pré-sintomáticas não terem alteração na temperatura e serem capazes de contaminarem. Tem este bom artigo na Nature sobre assi
@MissMischief2 @ChristineBrett8 @UsforThemUK Interesting. Does look like it's less of a concern than it initially was...Also: https://t.co/JP9Sj1NM7M But surely caution is still the most sensible approach?
@AndreaSausS1 @Fred_S_at @AminSharaf Das ist definitiv falsch. Es gibt Studien. Tenor: "challenging". Logisch. "they might still present a significant public-health risk because they are more likely to be out in the community than isolated at home" https:/
@m_krzyzynski @JakubKrupa No właśnie mam świadomość że jest inaczej. Wiedzę tę mamy od listopada kiedy w Nature opublikowano duże badanie https://t.co/eel2mJa6Uk
@DrPuerner also, sie haben ja studiat her dokta. aba ich habe jelesen dass asümptomatische auch covid vabreiten können, man aber nicht genau weiß wie stark. https://t.co/6GU94c1q4y
@equality_1969 Multiple studies show otherwise like these. Facts not lies. Google takes 2 minutes. https://t.co/VvCEuRNDo0 https://t.co/G3sQhy089P https://t.co/g6NXaFEfGl https://t.co/Kv5fgkp28B
@ElianeCarrier Les asymptomatiques le transmettent certes moins, mais le transmettent quand même, et il ne faut pas le négliger https://t.co/PVSRWSKexK
Did you even read this article? FYI. It doesn’t prove your point
C’est aussi le cas pour la grippe (2 jours avant), mais la grippe fini toujours pas être symptomatique, alors qu’on a prouvé qu’on pouvait rester contagieux et asymptomatique du COVID19 (est-ce qu’on est vraiment malade ?) https://t.co/Fh5hwBhH0l https:
@FriederikeSchi4 Da traue ich eher der Princeton Studie und einigen weiteren die eben das genau bestätigen, auch der gesamte Verlauf im Herbst mit den Ansteckungen in den Familien die aus heiterem Himmel kam steht für diese Tatsache. https://t.co/OCsVTtHni
@MrImagina @ChiefSciAdvisor @robinmonotti ...on disease spread and reduction of transmission, but the data we have now are quite encouraging. By the way, it's about 20%, not 80%, of COVID cases that are asymptomatic, not the other way around. https://t.c
@Fernand62772344 @michaeljknowles "Although there is a lower risk of transmission from asymptomatic people, they might still present a significant public-health risk because they are more likely to be out in the community than isolated at home ... " https:
@Jon3s117 "a ton" is a relative term and I didn't mean to say "most" but here is an article from your same source https://t.co/TasCR9RJQU 17% of positive cases are asymptomatic and asymptomatic people are 42% less transmissive. 17% of 112M is 19,040,000 at
@LFizzbomb @Blackness_87 @Francesbarnby @davidkurten Send me your peer-reviewed, published research that supports your position and I'll read it. (BTW I rarely listen to BBC news, other than sometimes World Service, because of it's lack of critical analysi
Right here. https://t.co/JF1y1HGR44 And yeah, those weasel words are a nice way of saying that they don’t know for sure.
Having read that article, it’s speculation at best.
@juliethorton13 @doctorcoffee @KirstieMAllsopp Studies that did find lower infection rates for asymptomatic ppl STILL ADVISE mask wearing bc there is still not enough research to bank lives on 1-2 studies on a couple thousand folks. https://t.co/VcBC0rT2xQ
@tim_timsson @PontusPersson5 Lägre naturligtvis... men långt ifrån obefintlig. https://t.co/LIKsrhYrUD På populationsnivå kan mycket väl denna typen av "dold" smittspridning orsaka skada. Har dom kapacitet att testa så är det ju bara bra att fånga dom asy
@Blackness_87 @Francesbarnby @LFizzbomb @davidkurten Thanks; here's a piece I came across that supports by position. What peer-reviewed counter-study do you have? https://t.co/F9buvCyWjH
I found this article useful as an easy to read explanation. https://t.co/00mobeNPFu
@JessLStanley @LizaYuzda @bctf @JM_Whiteside @jordantinney @Surrey_Schools @NEWS1130 Please be more specific and provide a link to where that is being done. It’s hard to find the virus in folks that don’t have much of it. https://t.co/uptPrX67Zo
“evidence suggests that about one in five infected people will experience no symptoms, and they will transmit the virus to significantly fewer people than someone with symptoms.” https://t.co/bHfi8qb3Ut
NEWS 18 NOVEMBER 2020 CORRECTION 20 NOVEMBER 2020 CORRECTION 23 NOVEMBER 2020 "What the data say about asymptomatic COVID infections People without symptoms can pass on the virus, but estimating their contribution to outbreaks is challenging." https:
RT @Zeitfixierer: @PqGregor @TiloJung Das ist doch Quark. Auch Infizierte ohne merkliche Symptome stecken nachweislich andere Menschen an:…
@PqGregor @TiloJung Das ist doch Quark. Auch Infizierte ohne merkliche Symptome stecken nachweislich andere Menschen an: https://t.co/ZYUucHKPEV Und sonst ist die Infektiosität vor (!) Ausbruch der Symptome am höchsten: https://t.co/S8xZ0HKhDv https://
@ArtsenC Jullie gaan er van uit dat asymptomatische besmetting niet bestaat, dat is een onjuiste conclusie. Deze personen zijn dan wel minder besmettelijk maar vormen wel degelijk een "onzichtbare" besmettingsbron. https://t.co/LErYjc2nZE
@chris_jem7 @abcnews There is new analysis on this. See for example https://t.co/qTFcPchODp About 17% of cases are asymptomatic. So applying that to Australia, it would be quite low. Also, we most of the time don't have community transmission. So not
@Floyding79 @jaycampbell1996 @BenjaminMastin @PHE_uk For anyone else who is interested - here’s an excellent article in Nature https://t.co/2SFeVgLjQd