Peanut Snoopy and Charlie Brown in October we wear pink Face Mask

‘What about protecting others Peanut Snoopy and Charlie Brown in October we wear pink Face Mask? Surgeons wear masks mainly to protect their patients from particulate and potentially infective matter falling out of their noses, mouths, mustaches, and beards into a patient’s open wound. We’re talking about big particles here (human hair width) and bacterial infections, not viruses. The point is: does any of what is out there add up to a watertight case for compelling people to wear masks in public or at work (outside a healthcare setting)? So, the RCTs have been done? News to me. The ‘evidence’ is a presupposition.

Peanut Snoopy and Charlie Brown in October we wear pink Face Mask

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The threshold for compulsion must surely be higher than ‘maybe’ and ‘perhaps’. I like Peanut Snoopy and Charlie Brown in October we wear pink Face Mask. It really is the case that the threshold for regulatory compulsion is being approached, it should be a simple matter for our scientific advisors to present it to us and allow time for it to be critically discussed in relation to a real-world setting before government imposes measures upon us all.’ Tom McAllister and that time have been met, the evidence is there. Won’t take you 5 minutes to Google it.