(CNN) – New data from the Centers for Control and Prevention of Infants of EE.UU. (CDC) must use double mascara (one with a medical mask, such as a removable azure) can significantly increase protection. Investigators found that the combination of the mascarillas could impede the escape of 92.5% of the potentially infected particles from creating a more adjusted adjustment around the car.
Investigators will also find that the general yield of the mascarillas for medical procedures can be increased by mixing the edges of the mascara evenly and using the cordons of the earlobes to increase the thickness of the mascara. A medical mask used can block 63% of the aerosols that can contain coronavirus, a significant majority of 42% when not used. The halllazgos fueron published the miracles in the Seminal Information on Morbidity and Mortality of the CDC.
MIRA: Usar mascarillas, help protect against coronavirus?
From the year 2021, the CDC evaluated the methods of using double mascara and used it to mean the yield and protection of the mascara. Investigators will find that the efficacy of these mascarillas and surgeons can be better assured that they adjust well to the contours of the car to prevent air and particles from escaping the surrounding hairs from the mascarilla edges.
The study found that when an infection source such as an infection was found to be equipped with masks, the exposure of the infected person to potentially infected particles was reduced by 96.4%. When both persons use only an applied and adjusted mask, the accumulated exposure of the person without infection to potentially infectious particles is reduced by 95.9%. Ambos hallazgos distant the importance of a good adjust to maximize the yield of the mascara and reduce the exposure.
“This observation suggests that the rules that can be used to improve the best results will be better, independently of the masking reference efficiency,” the investigators write.
It is not clear whether the CDC incorporates these new hallucinations in its mascara recommendations.