…workers. “But are they essentially the same mask?” I asked. The answer was yes. “Great, then, can we just purchase those for hospital use?” No, I was told, the masks…
…and worked and a loss of any social or recreational activities that usually preside at McMurdo Station – all in the absence of Covid. Even the most ardent mask supporters…
…had been rolled back in many parts of the country and the world but the machinery of compulsion and coercion was seeking new targets. Mask and vaccine mandates had become…
…the CDC, because covid testing reveals high community spread. Hardly anyone in Florida has worn a mask since 2020. The very notion is a joke there. However, what happens to…
…we really don’t have any idea whether or not something does or does not work, and therefore, maybe people should make up their own mind about wearing a mask.’” And…
Yesterday, a number of important Democratic governors lifted mask mandates in their states. Almost to a one, they cited the changes wrought by the fast moving and relatively mild omicron…
…of the aged and otherwise vulnerable. #7 Mask mandates are effective in reducing the spread of viral infectious diseases: Contrary to assertions by some public health officials, mask mandates have…
…a mask – several of us with micro backgrounds had actually worked with potentially pathogenic fungi or bacterial spores in the past and knew, for the most part, that most…
…They would increase poverty and inequality, whilst having (still) unproven efficacy. Citizens have paid the bill via taxes for novel nonpharmaceutical interventions (lockdowns, mask mandates and frequent testing) and repeated…
…go to the office. Follow the arrows around the office. Don’t wear a mask. Wear a mask. Don’t touch the football if it is kicked into the crowd. Don’t do…
…the wonderful pandemic. You know what? It’s over. There’s always going to be a variant. Masks? Vaccine? Pick one. You can’t make me wear the mask if I’ve had the…
…CDC, the policy recommendations drive the science. Once this fact is acknowledged, much of the more controversial “studies” published in MMWR begin to make complete sense. For example, many mask…