This type of mask will not protect you from the Delta variant, explains expert

The use of the right type of facial coating can go a long way in the transmission stop.


After a few weeks fleeing where life finally felt like it was a drift to normal, the pandemic came roaring thanks to the spread of the delta variant. Now, local health officials in many areas around the United States areMASK RECOMMENDATIONS For all those who are inside in public, including those who are vaccinated. But when it comes to choosing a face covering, an expert warns that there is at least one type of mask that will not protect you from the delta variant.

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During an interview with CNN on August 2,Michael Osterholm, Doctorate, epidemiologist and director of the center of the University of Minnesota for the infectious research and policy of infectious diseases, have been the subject of many widely used facial masks are not up to the height of prize when he acts to prevent spreading or inhaling microscopic aerosols that spread Covid-19. More specifically, he said it was time for peopleUpgrading cloth masks, Bandanas and gators who do very little to protect against the transmission of the virus.

"You know I would like us to get rid of the term masking because, in fact, it implies that all that puts you in front of your face work, and if I could just add a nuance to what, hopefully, Not adding more confusion is we know today that a lot of face fabric covers that people wear are not very effective at reducing one of the movements of viruses in or outwards, "A- he said.

TOReport their inefficiencyOsterholm continued to mention an example of the smoke conditions created by forest fires in the northwester which currently covers parts of the United States "or you breathe, either that you breathe and you are in fact if you are in Upper Midwest at the moment, anyone who is covering their face fabric can tell you that they can feel all the smoke we still get. "

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Osterholm has rather argued that people are starting to use the right type of mask that can properly slow the spread of the virus. "We have to talk about better masking," he said. "We have to talk about N95 respirators, which would do a lot for the two people who are not yet vaccinated or who are not already infected. Protect them as well as other people who may be infected with been vaccinated to breathe the virus."

Osterholm is not the first expert atDefender of UPP Upgrade. During an appearance on CBS 'Face the nation On July 25,Scott Gottlieb, MD, former Commissioner at the Food & Drug Administration (FDA), argued thatThe good quality mask was necessary to protect against a strain as contagious as the Delta variant.

"It's not more airborne and it's no more likely to be permeable to a mask. A mask can be helpful," said GottliebJohn Dickerson. "I think if you're going to consider wearing a mask, the quality of the mask imports. So, if you can get your hands onA KN95 mask or N95 mask, it will allow you a lot more protection. "

But while the good type of mask will go far to help prevent the spread of COVID, Osterholm also clogged the current state of the communication of civil servants, saying that continue to deploy gunshots to the public would be the best way to put end at the end of the pandemic. "We are in a very unfortunate situation, [and] we really brought this country to a confusion point that really lacks the main point we should focus on the vaccine, the vaccine, the vaccine," he said. declared.

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