Health Care

With the reopening of the United States, the number of cases in many states is on the rise. President Trump and the CDC recommend everyone wear a mask when leaving home. Some cities and states now require you to wear a mask, even in your backyard! However, wearing a scarf or cheap surgical mask on the face. Does not work well, and it is hot and uncomfortable. In addition, most homemade masks have obvious “leakage” around the nose and under the mouth. A 95% filtering and comfortable masks are guaranteed. As we pass through these uncertain times, there is a lot of confusing information. Many things change every minute: Statistics and predictions that shock us A developing science Recommendations for public health may be inconsistent A steady stream of “fake news” floods All we can do is to do our best to take care of ourselves and others. Which is why I have been trying to share as much useful information as possible from the perspective of trustworthiness? A science-based, a...

COVID-19 spread from one person to another through respiratory droplets. These droplets enter the air when you cough, sneeze, laugh, scream or sing. These water droplets may fall into or inhale into the mouth or nose of people next to you. A mask, a simple protective cover that prevents droplets from entering the respiratory tract. Studies have shown that masks can minimize the spraying of droplets that can pass through the mouth and nose. Even if you do not feel unwell, wear a mask. Many studies showed that COVID-19 patients have never experienced symptoms (asymptomatic). Those who have not yet developed symptoms (before symptoms) will continue to spread the virus to other people. The primary function of wearing a mask is that you are contagious. But there is no sign of protecting the surrounding people. You cannot maintain a distance of at least 6 feet from others, you must wear a mask. COVID-19 spread between people in close contact (within about 6 feet). Your mask pr...

Because of the current COVID-19 pandemic, most people will think of this question. Can antiviral masks keep you healthy? In this article, we will answer this question from a different perspective. Keep reading to learn more. Affirming to the best evidence, if you are sick, you can wear a mask to protect others from getting sick. If you have patients around you, you can protect yourself from viruses. However, please keep in mind that these masks do not provide 100% protection from virus infection. In the late 1800s, surgical masks, also known as polite masks, became universally worn by doctors in operating rooms. During the influenza pandemic in early 1918, its popularity reached its peak, claiming over 50 million lives in three years. About a hundred years later, molecular technology showed that this type of surgery can provide powerful protection from the flu. In addition, another study helps to counteract the virus particles floating around patients infected with the influenz...