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Why the Science Says Face Masks Are Unable to Prevent Inhaling of Airborne Particles
In today’s press conference, Dr. Acton failed to give any hard-scientific reasons for the implementation of mandatory masks in Ohio. Here are 12 researched and reviewed scientific studies published between 2004 and 2016 on the inadequacies of face masks. In fact, they may cause MORE health issues.
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“All (studies) agree that the poor facial fit and limited filtration characteristics of face masks make them unable to prevent the wearer from inhaling airborne particles.”
“The primary reason for mandating the wearing of face masks is to protect personnel from airborne pathogens. This review has established that face masks are incapable of providing such a level of protection.”
In 2015, Dr. Leonie Walker, “Health care workers have long relied heavily on surgical masks to provide protection against influenza and other infections. Yet there are no convincing scientific data that support the effectiveness of masks for respiratory protection.”
In their well-referenced 2011 article on respiratory protection for healthcare workers, Drs. Harriman and Brosseau conclude that, “facemasks will not protect against the inhalation of aerosols.”
“A recent 2014 report states categorically that no clinical trials have ever shown that wearing a mask prevents contamination.”
“The pathogen laden aerosols produced by everyday talking and eating would have the potential to cause significant disease.”
“If masks contained filters capable of trapping viruses, the peripheral gaps around the masks would continue to permit the inhalation of unfiltered air and aerosols.”
“Masks will always fit fairly loosely with considerable gaps… These gaps do not provide adequate protection as they permit the passage of air and aerosols when the wearer inhales.”
“Most studies on face masks have been based on laboratory simulated tests which quite simply have limited clinical applicability as they cannot account for such human factors as compliance, coughing and talking.”
“Coughing, sneezing, nasal hairs, respiratory tract cilia, mucous producing lining cells and the phagocytic activity of alveolar macrophages provide protection against inhaled foreign bodies including fungi, bacteria and viruses.”
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