The FDA is waiting on test results on the effects of pasteurization on the virus in cow's milk, but to date, it's seen nothing that would change the assessment that commercial milk is safe.
But that still means ⬆️ risk of animal to human infection and the even higher risk of human to human infection
i think that remains to be seen, 'fragments' might just be what a successful protective measure looks like. do viruses leave 'fragments' after other disinfectant treatments?
seems like a pretty unlikely vector for a respiratory virus, isn't it?
Someone already posted the full quote. They found fragments of the virus in the milk, which obvs isn't going infect anyone.
But that still means ⬆️ risk of animal to human infection and the even higher risk of human to human infection.
i think that remains to be seen, 'fragments' might just be what a successful protective measure looks like. do viruses leave 'fragments' after other disinfectant treatments?
Yes, when something causes the virus to burst/lyse, the bits are still gonna be there. The issue is the fragments are even in milk in the first place.
I mean you're putting it in your mouth, the same place you breath out of.
You haven't tried huffing milk???