Here I’ll be putting all the scientific questions and objections with my answers and reasons. When Galileo proposed his sun-centred model of the universe he… Read More »Scientific questions and objections to transmission immunity.
Why hasn’t this been spotted by scientists? There have been literally thousands of papers researching epidemiological outbreaks. None seem to mention the concept of the… Read More »Why hasn’t transmission immunity been considered by immunologists, virologists, and epidemiologists?
You’re saying that mucus stops viral transmission by binding with the virus, and preventing them from impacting epithelial cells when inhaled by a future host.… Read More »Can free floating lone SARS-CoV-2 virus cause infections?
The classic biology teacher argument looks like this; “Diseases don’t want to kill their hosts, since they don’t want to die off themselves.” The implication… Read More »Do diseases necessarily become less virulent over time?
Abstract: An experiment is designed to assess the relative affect of temperature on airborne disease transmission in humans. Background: Respiratory viruses are known for their… Read More »Investigating the effect of air temperature on airborne disease transmission
Here we look at how the concept of the transmission immune system can explain the seasonality of airborne viruses in human populations in a typical… Read More »How to explain respiratory virus seasonality (using your transmission immune system)
We do this experiment… in darkness. On the left is a human infected with a respiratory disease (eg influenza A, SARS-CoV-2, coronavirus OC43) which is… Read More »An experiment to test sunshine’s impact on airborne disease transmissibility in humans
Light? What? As in sunlight from the sun? That somehow protects me from getting sick? Yes, as in sunlight from the sun. In more scientific… Read More »Frequently Asked Questions about Sunlight Reducing Virus (especially SARS-CoV-2) Transmissibility
The concept of the transmission immune system hard at work to protect potential hosts transforms our understanding of airborne disease transmission. It’s an active process.… Read More »How the transmission immune system transforms our understanding of aerosol transmission
Transmission immunity would add an additional immunological function to the top layer of skin, the stratum corneum of the epidermis. This wouldn’t just be providing… Read More »What a transmission immune system would mean for the pathogen protection function of the skin…