The director of the CDC has just made this desperate way to young Americans
A corpus of growing evidence shows how influential it can be affected.
The Director of Disease and Prevention Centers (CDC) implores young Americans doing this "critical" thing to combat the growing plague of coronavirus cases:Wear a mask.
During a Senate hearing on the federal response to the Pandemic of Covid-19 Tuesday,Robert Redfield, MD, the head of the CDC, said: "It is essential that we all take personal responsibility to slow the transmission of COVID-19 and adopt the universal use of face coatings".
He then spoke directly to young Americans, saying, "Specifically, I'm talking to theyounger members of our societyThe millennia and the ZS-I generation ask those who listen to broadcast the word. "
There is a growing body of evidence of masks is one of the most effective ways to stop the propagation of coronavirus. A study by the University of Virginie Commonwealth reveals convincing evidence that these countries enacted quicklyUsing generalized mask had a lotlower mortality rate that those who did not do it. And a study conducted by the University of Cambridge published in June took place at a similar conclusion. "While the earliest the best-ATotal Facial Mask Adoption Policy Can always prevent a second wave even if it is not initiated before 120 days after the start of an epidemic, "said researchers.
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The ubiquitouswearing masks In public has been something a political football in this hyper-partisan time. Some states doMandatory public mask, while others recommend that, but do not judge it a requirement. A recentPlairactor of Philadelphia study revealed thatStates recommending that their residents wear masks-But does not require that he saw againCoronavirus cases increase 84% over the past two weeks. States thatMasks of masks In public, however, new cases dropped by 25% over the past two weeks. And for more states that do not end well, checkMore than half of the states ignore this CDC swivel directive.
