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Study that shows efficiency of wearing a mask

JustKnow

Posted 11:48 am, 01/23/2022

Show your work loser. We all know what happens when you attempt to. Show us all the study that says masks don't work.

Must have had a heck of an "I am a true loser and proud of it" TED talk this morning.

aFicIoNadoS

Posted 11:41 am, 01/23/2022

Anytime someone says something works, there is no secret, shows they are just talking out of their emotion driven *** and don't care what any actual data says. Just like those that said shut downs and virtual learning work, right killer? You douche bag pansies have killed more people under 45 than covid. And you've destroyed an entire generation in the process too.

JustKnow

Posted 8:30 am, 01/23/2022

Masks work, there is no secret that they work. Does each fabric have a varying degree of effectiveness? Yes. Are some better than others? Yes. Do masks restrict oxygen/co2 flow? No. Is any mask better than no mask? Yes.

There is quite a body of evidence that supports masks working.

Bestill

Posted 3:33 am, 01/23/2022

Pay attention, anti!

aFicIoNadoS

Posted 2:55 am, 01/23/2022

If you can't figure out how to find them, then I know you can't comprehend them. No point in me wasting my time.

antithesis

Posted 1:09 am, 01/23/2022

Annie, I posted the study before. There were two actually.


Do you mind reposting them? I haven't seen them, and I would like to read the context...

Acumen

Posted 9:54 pm, 01/22/2022

You lucky I am not in charge. I would be telling what to do, I would be making you do it or else.

Fakey

Posted 9:13 pm, 01/22/2022

Just like a leftist terd, jestershouldajolly feels the need to tell the rest of us what to do.

Jimbojolly

Posted 8:43 pm, 01/22/2022

Fins, you should travel in person to each hospital starting in Wilkes, with the important message that they have no need for masks anymore. Make sure you tell them that they are simply cowards and that you are sick of their behavior.

aFicIoNadoS

Posted 7:32 pm, 01/22/2022

Annie, I posted the study before. There were two actually. The first that everyone was on pins and needles for was from the Netherlands. Your fear mongering is really old. The rest of us just want you to shut up and leave us alone. If you're so scared, then lock yourself in your house. We are getting back to normal.

Bestill

Posted 7:26 pm, 01/22/2022

Maybe stay away from preprints, anti.

antithesis

Posted 2:32 pm, 01/22/2022

What is your point, Gassy?

gascon

Posted 1:33 pm, 01/22/2022

Proves my point.

antithesis

Posted 12:29 am, 01/22/2022

Source?

I'm pretty sure that you saw a meme regarding cheap cloth masks, and just thought that was all you needed to know...

In an August study published pre-peer review, a group of researchers from universities including Yale and Stanford found that surgical masks are 95% effective at filtering out virus particles � compared to just 37% for cloth masks.

aFicIoNadoS

Posted 8:47 pm, 01/21/2022

That's nice. Complex studies have also shown that in humans, masks have at the most, 10% effectiveness. And the researchers felt that was hopeful.

JustKnow

Posted 6:17 pm, 01/21/2022

f*xanose just here to parrot all his/her fox news whining.

antithesis

Posted 6:04 pm, 01/21/2022

Okkkk....

What are you suggesting is the flaw in the study?

Foxnose

Posted 4:47 pm, 01/21/2022

Study concerning the efficiency of audio reception among frogs study done by a team of scientist from around the world. The frog was placed on the ground and the command to leap was given. The frog leaped for 4 foot. The scientist removed the left front let of the frog, placed it back on the ground and ordered it to leap. The frog leaped for a 3 foot span. Once again the frog was modified by removing the other front foot and commanded to leap, yep sure enough it only leaped for 2 foot. The scientist began to see a pattern and went ahead to verify their experiment by removing on of the frogs back legs. The frog struggled but cleared the 2 foot marker previously placed. To complete the test the scientist removed the other rear leg and told the frog to jump. No movement noticed, The conclusion was: If you remove all of a frogs legs, the frog cannot hear.

antithesis

Posted 4:22 pm, 01/21/2022

Noncontact transmission was found in 66.7% (10/15) of exposed naive hamsters. Surgical mask partition for challenged index or naive hamsters significantly reduced transmission to 25% (6/24, P = .018). Surgical mask partition for challenged index hamsters significantly reduced transmission to only 16.7% (2/12, P = .019) of exposed naive hamsters. Unlike the severe manifestations of challenged hamsters, infected naive hamsters had lower clinical scores, milder histopathological changes, and lower viral nucleocapsid antigen expression in respiratory tract tissues.



Let me translate.

They did a study using masks and hamsters, with COVID-exposed hamsters one one side and unexposed on the other.

There were 3 experiments.

The first had no barrier between the hamsters.

The second had a barrier on the side of the unexposed hamsters.

The third had a barrier on the side of the exposed hamsters.

The first experiment, with no barrier, resulted in 66.7% of the unexposed hamsters to become infected.

The second experiment, with a barrier on the side of the unexposed hamsters, resulted in 25% of them becoming infected.

The third experiment, with a barrier on the side of the exposed hamsters, resulted in 16.7% of the unexposed hamsters becoming infected.

Further, when a barrier was involved then the newly infected hamsters had a much less severe infection and showed milder symptoms.

It also proves that the greatest prevention comes when both the infected person and the uninfected person are wearing a mask.

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