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文章来源: 江苏疾控 于 2020-02-22 07:23:25 - 新闻取自各大新闻媒体，新闻内容并不代表本网立场！
(被阅读 1423 次)
据2月13日媒体报道，钟南山、李兰娟院士团队近日分别从新冠肺炎患者的粪便样本中分离出新冠病毒，证实了粪便中的确存在活病毒。而在今天中午的广州市防控新冠肺炎科研攻关工作新闻发布会上，钟南山院士团队证实从新冠肺炎患者尿液中也分离出了新冠病毒。
网络上一下就炸开了锅，而下面第一条热评就是……
而其下各位网友纷纷各抒己见……
不得不说答出“屁溶胶”这位网友你真的是太秀了……坐下吧！
其实在前几天，我们官微推送的这篇《粪口传播就是吃了…然后得了…嘛？》下面，就有好些读者表示了深深的担忧……
这……小编想说放屁和打喷嚏当然还是不一样的……
那么放屁究竟会不会传播新冠病毒？还能不能让人自在地放屁了？这就让咱们一起来一探究竟！
屁里有微生物吗？
早几年前，就有一位爱思考的博士卡尔·克鲁塞尔尼基（Karl Kruszelnicki）与堪培拉的微生物学家卢克·田纳特（Luke Tennent），一起设计了一个实验。他们让一位同事在离培养皿5厘米远的地方，对着放屁。作为严谨的科学家，对照实验自然是必不可少的：先是穿裤子对着培养皿放屁，然后是脱了裤子对着培养皿放屁。然后将吸饱了人生之气的培养皿放入培养箱，等第二天再观察培养皿上是不是有细菌的生长。
可不要小瞧这位卡尔博士哦，有一颗小行星Asteroid Dr Karl/18412就是以他的名字命名的~
去年他还获得了联合国教科文组织卡林加科学普及奖呢！
结果又是如何呢？脱了裤子对着放屁的那个培养皿中出现了两种不同形态的菌落，而菌落分布呈圆环形。之所以会长成这样，他们推测可能是由屁造成的气流对培养皿产生的冲击形成的。（理解成冲……冲击波就好！）那么这个细菌对人有没有危害呢？大家不必过虑了，因为他们发现这两种细菌肠道和皮肤表面的常见菌，也就是无害的细菌。用他们的话来说呢，“实际上，它们类似于酸奶中发现的“友好”细菌。”（酸奶：为什么要cue到我！）而隔着裤子对着放屁的那个培养皿上并没有菌落的产生，这表明衣物还是起到了过滤细菌的作用。所以，只要穿着裤子，大家并不行需过度担心放屁会造成的微生物污染问题。于是，最后的结论就是……不要在食物附近放屁。
尽管以上实验是针对细菌的，对于病毒的话，大家也可以用它来进行参考。而且，实验中的放屁者离培养皿的距离非常近，只有5厘米，小编相信在正常情况下排气者与误吸者的距离肯定还是远远大于5厘米的吧！
所以说！
1. 正常穿着裤子的情况下，放屁是不会传播新冠病毒的！通过放屁传染新冠病毒需要满足两个基本条件：
放者脱了裤子猛放！
（腹泻患者可有屁溶胶BUFF加成？）
闻者凑上鼻子狂吸！
2. 内裤很脏！！！屁带出来的细菌和病毒都粘内裤上了……一定要注意及时换洗啊！！！
文章来源: 江苏疾控 于 2020-02-22 07:23:25 - 新闻取自各大新闻媒体，新闻内容并不代表本网立场！
(被阅读 1423 次)
据2月13日媒体报道，钟南山、李兰娟院士团队近日分别从新冠肺炎患者的粪便样本中分离出新冠病毒，证实了粪便中的确存在活病毒。而在今天中午的广州市防控新冠肺炎科研攻关工作新闻发布会上，钟南山院士团队证实从新冠肺炎患者尿液中也分离出了新冠病毒。
网络上一下就炸开了锅，而下面第一条热评就是……
而其下各位网友纷纷各抒己见……
不得不说答出“屁溶胶”这位网友你真的是太秀了……坐下吧！
其实在前几天，我们官微推送的这篇《粪口传播就是吃了…然后得了…嘛？》下面，就有好些读者表示了深深的担忧……
这……小编想说放屁和打喷嚏当然还是不一样的……
那么放屁究竟会不会传播新冠病毒？还能不能让人自在地放屁了？这就让咱们一起来一探究竟！
屁里有微生物吗？
早几年前，就有一位爱思考的博士卡尔·克鲁塞尔尼基（Karl Kruszelnicki）与堪培拉的微生物学家卢克·田纳特（Luke Tennent），一起设计了一个实验。他们让一位同事在离培养皿5厘米远的地方，对着放屁。作为严谨的科学家，对照实验自然是必不可少的：先是穿裤子对着培养皿放屁，然后是脱了裤子对着培养皿放屁。然后将吸饱了人生之气的培养皿放入培养箱，等第二天再观察培养皿上是不是有细菌的生长。
可不要小瞧这位卡尔博士哦，有一颗小行星Asteroid Dr Karl/18412就是以他的名字命名的~
去年他还获得了联合国教科文组织卡林加科学普及奖呢！
结果又是如何呢？脱了裤子对着放屁的那个培养皿中出现了两种不同形态的菌落，而菌落分布呈圆环形。之所以会长成这样，他们推测可能是由屁造成的气流对培养皿产生的冲击形成的。（理解成冲……冲击波就好！）那么这个细菌对人有没有危害呢？大家不必过虑了，因为他们发现这两种细菌肠道和皮肤表面的常见菌，也就是无害的细菌。用他们的话来说呢，“实际上，它们类似于酸奶中发现的“友好”细菌。”（酸奶：为什么要cue到我！）而隔着裤子对着放屁的那个培养皿上并没有菌落的产生，这表明衣物还是起到了过滤细菌的作用。所以，只要穿着裤子，大家并不行需过度担心放屁会造成的微生物污染问题。于是，最后的结论就是……不要在食物附近放屁。
尽管以上实验是针对细菌的，对于病毒的话，大家也可以用它来进行参考。而且，实验中的放屁者离培养皿的距离非常近，只有5厘米，小编相信在正常情况下排气者与误吸者的距离肯定还是远远大于5厘米的吧！
所以说！
1. 正常穿着裤子的情况下，放屁是不会传播新冠病毒的！通过放屁传染新冠病毒需要满足两个基本条件：
放者脱了裤子猛放！
（腹泻患者可有屁溶胶BUFF加成？）
闻者凑上鼻子狂吸！
2. 内裤很脏！！！屁带出来的细菌和病毒都粘内裤上了……一定要注意及时换洗啊！！！
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文章来源: 江苏疾控 于 2020-02-22 07:23:25 - 新闻取自各大新闻媒体，新闻内容并不代表本网立场！
(被阅读 1423 次)
据2月13日媒体报道，钟南山、李兰娟院士团队近日分别从新冠肺炎患者的粪便样本中分离出新冠病毒，证实了粪便中的确存在活病毒。而在今天中午的广州市防控新冠肺炎科研攻关工作新闻发布会上，钟南山院士团队证实从新冠肺炎患者尿液中也分离出了新冠病毒。
网络上一下就炸开了锅，而下面第一条热评就是……
而其下各位网友纷纷各抒己见……
不得不说答出“屁溶胶”这位网友你真的是太秀了……坐下吧！
其实在前几天，我们官微推送的这篇《粪口传播就是吃了…然后得了…嘛？》下面，就有好些读者表示了深深的担忧……
这……小编想说放屁和打喷嚏当然还是不一样的……
那么放屁究竟会不会传播新冠病毒？还能不能让人自在地放屁了？这就让咱们一起来一探究竟！
屁里有微生物吗？
早几年前，就有一位爱思考的博士卡尔·克鲁塞尔尼基（Karl Kruszelnicki）与堪培拉的微生物学家卢克·田纳特（Luke Tennent），一起设计了一个实验。他们让一位同事在离培养皿5厘米远的地方，对着放屁。作为严谨的科学家，对照实验自然是必不可少的：先是穿裤子对着培养皿放屁，然后是脱了裤子对着培养皿放屁。然后将吸饱了人生之气的培养皿放入培养箱，等第二天再观察培养皿上是不是有细菌的生长。
可不要小瞧这位卡尔博士哦，有一颗小行星Asteroid Dr Karl/18412就是以他的名字命名的~
去年他还获得了联合国教科文组织卡林加科学普及奖呢！
结果又是如何呢？脱了裤子对着放屁的那个培养皿中出现了两种不同形态的菌落，而菌落分布呈圆环形。之所以会长成这样，他们推测可能是由屁造成的气流对培养皿产生的冲击形成的。（理解成冲……冲击波就好！）那么这个细菌对人有没有危害呢？大家不必过虑了，因为他们发现这两种细菌肠道和皮肤表面的常见菌，也就是无害的细菌。用他们的话来说呢，“实际上，它们类似于酸奶中发现的“友好”细菌。”（酸奶：为什么要cue到我！）而隔着裤子对着放屁的那个培养皿上并没有菌落的产生，这表明衣物还是起到了过滤细菌的作用。所以，只要穿着裤子，大家并不行需过度担心放屁会造成的微生物污染问题。于是，最后的结论就是……不要在食物附近放屁。
尽管以上实验是针对细菌的，对于病毒的话，大家也可以用它来进行参考。而且，实验中的放屁者离培养皿的距离非常近，只有5厘米，小编相信在正常情况下排气者与误吸者的距离肯定还是远远大于5厘米的吧！
所以说！
1. 正常穿着裤子的情况下，放屁是不会传播新冠病毒的！通过放屁传染新冠病毒需要满足两个基本条件：
放者脱了裤子猛放！
（腹泻患者可有屁溶胶BUFF加成？）
闻者凑上鼻子狂吸！
2. 内裤很脏！！！屁带出来的细菌和病毒都粘内裤上了……一定要注意及时换洗啊！！！
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Canadian excited for ‘normal meals’ after being released from coronavirus quarantine
4:04
After 14 long days locked in isolation over coronavirus fears, there was only one thing on Christopher Lan’s mind when he got out — good food.
“On my way here I saw a fast-food restaurant, a McDonald’s,” he said. “When I saw that, I thought, ‘Okay, we’re going to have a normal meal very soon.'”
Lan is among 213 Canadians and accompanying family members who were flown out of Wuhan, China — the epicentre of the outbreak — by the Canadian and American governments on Feb. 7.
READ MORE: Flight carrying Canadians from Japanese cruise ship riddled with COVID-19 lands at CFB Trenton
For the past two weeks, they’ve called CFB Trenton in southern Ontario home. The evacuees, who range from couples to newlyweds and families with young children, each had to complete two weeks in quarantine to be cleared of the virus, COVID-19, before they could be released on Friday.
Story continues below advertisement
At no point during their stay did any of the evacuees at the base show any symptoms, government officials said.
The government offered the evacuees help with their travel from Trenton, but all were ultimately expected to make their own ways home.
Lan and his wife decided to rent a car at a dealership in Trenton in order to get back to their home in Orleans, Ont.
Coronavirus outbreak: Plane carrying Canadians from Diamond Princess cruise lands at CFB Trenton
Coronavirus outbreak: Plane carrying Canadians from Diamond Princess cruise lands at CFB Trenton
He said they travelled to China for Chinese New Year. His son is newly married, he said, and together they went to visit family in a town about 300 kilometres away from Wuhan.
Initially, the outbreak didn’t seem like a very big deal to Lan, but he said the situation developed quickly.
Lan, his wife and son were able to secure a spot on the Canadian flight out of Wuhan, but Lan’s son’s wife — a Chinese citizen — had to stay behind.
He said the journey from Wuhan was “kind of scary” but he felt relaxed seeing how organized things were.
Ultimately, he’s very happy to be back in Canada.
“It’s a great relief,” he said. “The feeling is amazing.”
Story continues below advertisement
3:12 Coronavirus outbreak: Ottawa professor offers glimpse of life for Canadians inside CFB Trenton
Coronavirus outbreak: Ottawa professor offers glimpse of life for Canadians inside CFB Trenton
The repatriated Canadians were housed at the Yukon Lodge, a facility on the military base typically used for personnel and their family members. It resembles a hotel, with 290 rooms and basic amenities.
Prior to their arrival, members of the Canadian Red Cross filled the rooms with hygiene kits and extra blankets — items to make their stay a little homier.
READ MORE: Canada’s health minister to visit CFB Trenton where hundreds under quarantine
Lan said the workers, volunteers and military personnel running the quarantine were kind and organized.
The food, he said, they “got used to.”
“We really appreciate all the work the government and the Red Cross and the volunteers did to help us, because they really took a personal risk to help us,” he said.
“They didn’t want us to feel alienated or anything like that. They wore minimal protection.”
2:38 200+ Canadians begin two-week quarantine at CFB Trenton
200+ Canadians begin two-week quarantine at CFB Trenton
Meanwhile, as one quarantine comes to an end, another is just beginning.
A flight carrying 129 Canadians, this time from Japan, arrived in Trenton, Ont. on the same day. The evacuees spent nearly two weeks on a cruise ship in Yokohama, which became a hotbed for the flu-like virus in early February.
Story continues below advertisement
At least 634 of the Diamond Princess’s passengers have since tested positive for the virus, making it the largest outbreak location outside of China.
Of the 2,500 passengers, roughly 255 were Canadian. Forty-seven of those Canadians were determined to be infected with the virus and forced to stay in Japan for treatment.
Those repatriated from the ship were screened for the virus again in Trenton on Friday morning before being bussed to Cornwall, Ont. where they will spend two weeks in quarantine at the Nav Centre.
— With files from Global News’ Morganne Campbell, Sean Boynton and The Canadian Press
© 2020 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
globalnews.ca
4:04
After 14 long days locked in isolation over coronavirus fears, there was only one thing on Christopher Lan’s mind when he got out — good food.
“On my way here I saw a fast-food restaurant, a McDonald’s,” he said. “When I saw that, I thought, ‘Okay, we’re going to have a normal meal very soon.'”
Lan is among 213 Canadians and accompanying family members who were flown out of Wuhan, China — the epicentre of the outbreak — by the Canadian and American governments on Feb. 7.
READ MORE: Flight carrying Canadians from Japanese cruise ship riddled with COVID-19 lands at CFB Trenton
For the past two weeks, they’ve called CFB Trenton in southern Ontario home. The evacuees, who range from couples to newlyweds and families with young children, each had to complete two weeks in quarantine to be cleared of the virus, COVID-19, before they could be released on Friday.
Story continues below advertisement
At no point during their stay did any of the evacuees at the base show any symptoms, government officials said.
The government offered the evacuees help with their travel from Trenton, but all were ultimately expected to make their own ways home.
Lan and his wife decided to rent a car at a dealership in Trenton in order to get back to their home in Orleans, Ont.
Coronavirus outbreak: Plane carrying Canadians from Diamond Princess cruise lands at CFB Trenton
He said they travelled to China for Chinese New Year. His son is newly married, he said, and together they went to visit family in a town about 300 kilometres away from Wuhan.
Initially, the outbreak didn’t seem like a very big deal to Lan, but he said the situation developed quickly.
Lan, his wife and son were able to secure a spot on the Canadian flight out of Wuhan, but Lan’s son’s wife — a Chinese citizen — had to stay behind.
He said the journey from Wuhan was “kind of scary” but he felt relaxed seeing how organized things were.
Ultimately, he’s very happy to be back in Canada.
“It’s a great relief,” he said. “The feeling is amazing.”
Story continues below advertisement
Coronavirus outbreak: Ottawa professor offers glimpse of life for Canadians inside CFB Trenton
The repatriated Canadians were housed at the Yukon Lodge, a facility on the military base typically used for personnel and their family members. It resembles a hotel, with 290 rooms and basic amenities.
Prior to their arrival, members of the Canadian Red Cross filled the rooms with hygiene kits and extra blankets — items to make their stay a little homier.
READ MORE: Canada’s health minister to visit CFB Trenton where hundreds under quarantine
Lan said the workers, volunteers and military personnel running the quarantine were kind and organized.
The food, he said, they “got used to.”
“We really appreciate all the work the government and the Red Cross and the volunteers did to help us, because they really took a personal risk to help us,” he said.
“They didn’t want us to feel alienated or anything like that. They wore minimal protection.”
200+ Canadians begin two-week quarantine at CFB Trenton
Meanwhile, as one quarantine comes to an end, another is just beginning.
A flight carrying 129 Canadians, this time from Japan, arrived in Trenton, Ont. on the same day. The evacuees spent nearly two weeks on a cruise ship in Yokohama, which became a hotbed for the flu-like virus in early February.
Story continues below advertisement
At least 634 of the Diamond Princess’s passengers have since tested positive for the virus, making it the largest outbreak location outside of China.
Of the 2,500 passengers, roughly 255 were Canadian. Forty-seven of those Canadians were determined to be infected with the virus and forced to stay in Japan for treatment.
Those repatriated from the ship were screened for the virus again in Trenton on Friday morning before being bussed to Cornwall, Ont. where they will spend two weeks in quarantine at the Nav Centre.
— With files from Global News’ Morganne Campbell, Sean Boynton and The Canadian Press
© 2020 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
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Christopher Lan is among 213 Canadians and accompanying family members who were flown out of Wuhan, China by the Canadian and American governments on Feb. 7.
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