Modelling data suggests consistent mask use over a 12 month period is more effective at reducing COVID-19 infection, than waiting for a spike in cases.
The findings highlight how the practice can significantly curb the spread of infectious diseases.
Modelling data suggests consistent mask use over a 12 month period is more effective at reducing COVID-19 infection, than waiting for a spike in cases.
The findings highlight how the practice can significantly curb the spread of infectious diseases.
@DenisCOVIDinfoguy @auscovid19
Good! I think these should be the next study topics:
1) consistently not getting shot in the head vs getting shot in the head: which approach is more efficacious in preventing lethal outcomes or severe damage to the organism?
2) not ingesting poison vs ingesting poison over a period of 12 months: what is the better strategy to promote overall health and well-being?
Only partly joking sadly. I bet there are still quite a few people out there that aren't even clear on those things.
In all seriousness though: Why are we wasting time and resources on proving obvious things instead of trying to invest all we can into a true prevention like sterilizing vaccines or impeccable air quality etc.? Blows my mind.
@Oozenet @DenisCOVIDinfoguy @auscovid19
I wish i could believe that....it is only in "bubbles" like this one that i perceive this sentiment though. Whenever i go outside into the real world...i see absolutely zero evidence of that happening :( i see evidence of doubling down on faking normalcy mainly.