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New CDC and WHO Study Proves No Evidence Face Masks Prevent Virus.mp4

Pendozer
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Published on 24 Jul 2020 / In Film and Animation

FB's so called “fact checkers” have struck again, claiming that my report on the science that proves that wearing facemasks, especially in non-medical settings does almost nothing to prevent the spread of a virus, is false… citing that it was based on old information. Now, I'm reporting on a new study created in conjunction with the World Health Organization and published by the CDC from less than 60 days ago that once again proves that there is no evidence that wearing face masks in public prevents the spread of flu-like viruses. I'm also going to show you why the Facebook fact-checking system cannot be trusted.

Link to the CDC published study. This study was conducted in preparation for the development of guidelines by the World Health Organization on the use of nonpharmaceutical interventions for pandemic influenza in nonmedical settings.

This study was supported by the World Health Organization.

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nunyabeezwax
nunyabeezwax 4 years ago

SARS-CoV-2 isn't spread easily through fomite (on surfaces) or aerosol (micro-droplets), but it can be under some conditions. Masks are in fact very effective because it primarily travels on droplets and masks are well known to block droplets. Handling of masks, donning and doffing, is important but probably not all that important because of the lack of fomite spread. The only reason you can't seem to believe that masks work is because of who is telling you they work, that's the reality. This is just like SJWs denying biology with gender. Wearing a mask blocks droplets, that's the primary way the virus is spread. Studies are discussing nuanced transmission, not the actual transmission as it happens most of the time. Any study, ANY study, on droplet spread of any virus confirms masks work to inhibit it. If you don't think it's spread by droplets, fine, debate that, but using studies about vertical transmission routes to confirm your biases is foolish. Be more skeptical.

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