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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (181990)	12/24/2021 9:53:45 AM
From: Pogeu Mahone	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217573

I'm a fresh air fan. I work out at our local high school outside four or five days a week. No mask. I go to an inside gym to lift for 30 minutes also 4 or 5 times weekly. Masked! Common questions Who do masks protect from COVID-19: the wearer, others, or both? We've known for some time that masks help prevent people from spreading the coronavirus to others. Based on an analysis of existing information, a new study contends that masks may also protect mask wearers from becoming infected themselves. Different masks, writes the study author, block viral particles to varying degrees. If masks lead to lower "doses" of virus being inhaled, then fewer people may become infected, and those who do may have milder illness. Researchers in China experimented with hamsters to test the effect of masks. They put healthy hamsters and hamsters infected with SARS-CoV-2 (the COVID-19 coronavirus) in a cage, and separated some of the healthy and infected hamsters with a barrier made of surgical masks. Many of the "masked" healthy hamsters did not get infected, and those who did got less sick than previously healthy "maskless" hamsters.