The document discusses various portals of entry for viruses into the human body. It describes how the respiratory tract is the most common entry point, with viruses being inhaled through aerosolized droplets. It also discusses how the gastrointestinal tract and skin can allow viral entry. The eyes and placenta are mentioned as additional entry sites, with herpes viruses often infecting the cornea and cytomegalovirus able to transmit vertically from mother to fetus. In summary, the document outlines the major routes viruses use to infect humans, focusing on the respiratory tract, gastrointestinal tract, skin, eyes, and placenta as key portals of entry.