Using two masks reduces the prevalence of corona by 96.5%
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says the simultaneous use of two masks seems to be more effective than previously thought and could reduce the spread of the coronavirus by 96.5 percent.
Everyone knows that using a mask helps reduce the risk of Covid-19 disease, but according to a new study published by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it seems to use two surgical masks or put a cloth mask on a surgical mask. And creating a second layer of protection can significantly increase the level of protection for both the wearer and those around him.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released a new study that shows that if both infected and healthy people use two surgical masks or a surgical mask and a cloth mask on it at the same time, they will sit perfectly firmly on the face. Corona virus transmission is reduced by up to 96.5%.
That’s why CDC executive Rochelle P. Valensky stressed the need to wear a mask, given the public’s concern about the spread of the coronavirus.
“Given that the number of hospitalizations and deaths is still very high, now is not the time to pay less attention to the use of masks,” he said. The bottom line is that masks work well when they sit well on the face and are used properly.
Deaths from the Corona virus rose sharply in the United States last November, but while mortality remains high, it appears to be experiencing a steady decline.
As of February 1, 14 states in the United States have enforced the law on the use of masks. While the effectiveness of masks remains high, this new study of the 96.5% impact of using two masks simultaneously on reducing the spread of Covid-19 could help motivate people who are tired of wearing masks.
The use of two masks by covering the open edges from which fine particles and respiratory droplets freely enter and exit, greatly reduces the spread of the disease.
It has become increasingly stressful for everyone over the past year, but with the development of vaccines that have recently begun to be given to the general public, it is the responsibility of everyone to minimize the spread of the coronavirus by universal vaccination.