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If you are still not sure whether the masking can actually prevent the spread of CIVID-19, a new statement by the courtesy of the United States centers for the control of diseases offers convincing evidence.

The case report, published on July 14 in the CDC publicationWeekly Morbidity and Mortality Report, focuses on two hairstyles working in a Missouri show that updated had Covid-19 in May. According to the detailed report, the first stylist has worked with customers for eight days when symptomatic and the second for five. While the second stylist did the same thing for five days. During a week of about a week, 139 hidden guests visited their living room and had cuts or treatments to them - the two bearing masks as well. Not a single customer or any other stylists in the living room have been infected.

Masks "reduce impact and magnitude"

"These results support the use of face coatings in public areas, particularly when social distance is not possible, reduce the spread of SARS-COV-2," has been concluded. "With the potential for pre-symptomatic and asymptomatic transmission, the generalized adoption of policies requiring face coatings in public parameters should be considered in order to reduce the impact and magnitude of the additional COVID-19 waves."

However, those that came into contact with stylists when the masks were not involved have become infected. Four people living in the same house as the first stylist finished testing positive for Covid-19.

"The constant and correct use of face coatings, if any, is an important tool for minimizing the spread of SARS-COV-2 predeymante, asymptomatic and symptomatic people," wrote researchers on their conclusions.

"It's worth it"

Dr. Anthony Fauci, the main expert in infectious diseases in the country, recently admitted that one of the reasons for the virus spread so feverishly at the beginning of the pandemic, because people were confused on the effectiveness of masks.

"We have to admit it, that this mixed message at first, even if it were well intended to allow masks to be available for health workers, detrimental to pass the message," said Dr. Faisci in a Interview with Marie Louise Kelly of NPRAll things Considered. "No doubt about it."

Although it is always ready to debate how much the protection of a mask provides you, it supports that any protection is better than nothing.

"It's not 100% protection by no way, but the quantity you get worth it, not only the wear, but really forces you to wear it." So wear this mask, wash your hands frequently, avoid crowds, practice social distance, monitor your health and cross this pandemic at your healthier, do not miss these37 places you are most likely to catch coronavirus.