Confused? Don't be. The flu, RSV, and COVID are all airborne.
✅ Wear an N95 or better if an adult.
✅ Wear flomask.com if a kid.
✅ Use a baby buggy papr if you have a baby or toddler.
✅#corsirosenthalbox or HEPA.
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Adding a bunch of baby buggy PAPRs.
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Got a kid? The masking nation has a masking solution no matter the age.
Let's roll this #PAPRBUGGY !
For the baby to the toddler!
(Got a dog used to going in stores? I do, and this is on my list. ) twitter.com/michael_hoerge…
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The original.
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These "Is it A, B, or C" flowcharts are a bit misleading, because it's totally possible to have 2 or all 3.
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Runny nose, fever, cough - yep, for all 3.
2 permutations are significantly greater.
But, yep - my point was that you would have no idea.
But, equally important? It actually doesn't matter as same solution applies to all.
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please unroll so I can can post in my Facebook group and keep people informed
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Kids <2 yrs old can’t mask.
Kids <6 months can’t vax.
Many parents are using strollers w/rain covers to try to get some protection during essential activities.
Does adding a #PAPR or #HEPA device help?
I tried 6 models: engrxiv.org/preprint/view/
#PAPRbuggy #HEPAbuggy
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For what it’s worth, that diagram would be easier to read/take-in if it was a table, with the symptom names in the left-most column, and ticks in the cells for diseases that involve that particular row’s symptom.