You know whose going to pay the biggest price for WHO’s incorrect recommendations on masks? Poor, crowded countries like India. It’s perhaps the only effective, low-cost intervention available to them. People within WHO with a conscience have to speak up.https://m.economictimes.com/industry/healthcare/biotech/healthcare/everyone-need-not-wear-mask-govt-issues-coronavirus-advisory-about-when-and-how-you-should-wear-one/articleshow/74669323.cms …
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Touching hands bigger risk, physical transfer of virus vs. droplet. You said breathing, not coughing.
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Masks help in either case. My Q is: On a population scale, is surface contamination that reaches people's hands that then touch faces more of a societal risk than spread by aerosolized or droplet of virus? Dr. says hands-to-face MUCH more likely. 1/
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Knowing this would inform best mitigation strategies for individuals. The Dr. Price video with 2 million views has him saying he is very confident he won't get this bc it MAINLY spreads via hand-to-mouth contamination. https://vimeo.com/399733860
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