Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
101(7), P. e28924 - e28924
Published: Feb. 18, 2022
Extensive
evidence
in
the
literature
supports
mandatory
use
of
facemasks
to
reduce
infection
rate
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2,
which
causes
disease
(COVID-19).
However,
effect
mask
on
course
remains
controversial.
This
study
aimed
determine
whether
influenced
case
fatality
Kansas,
USA
between
August
1st
and
October
15th
2020.This
applied
secondary
data
updates,
mandates,
demographic
status
related
Kansas
State,
USA.
A
parallelization
analysis
based
county-level
was
conducted
these
data.
Results
were
controlled
by
performing
multiple
sensitivity
analyses
a
negative
control.A
showed
that
counties
with
mandate
had
significantly
higher
rates
than
without
mandate,
risk
ratio
1.85
(95%
confidence
interval
[95%
CI]:
1.51-2.10)
for
COVID-19-related
deaths.
Even
after
adjusting
number
"protected
persons,"
is,
persons
who
not
infected
mask-mandated
group
compared
no-mask
group,
remained
high
at
1.52
CI:
1.24-1.72).
By
analyzing
excess
mortality
this
determines
over
95%
can
solely
be
attributed
COVID-19.These
findings
suggest
might
pose
yet
unknown
threat
user
instead
protecting
them,
making
mandates
debatable
epidemiologic
intervention.The
cause
trend
is
explained
herein
using
"Foegen
effect"
theory;
deep
re-inhalation
hypercondensed
droplets
or
pure
virions
caught
as
worsen
prognosis
linked
long-term
effects
COVID-19
infection.
While
proven
vivo
an
animal
model,
further
research
needed
fully
understand
it.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
16(9), P. e0257428 - e0257428
Published: Sept. 23, 2021
Twitter
represents
a
mainstream
news
source
for
the
American
public,
offering
valuable
vehicle
learning
how
citizens
make
sense
of
pandemic
health
threats
like
Covid-19.
Masking
as
risk
mitigation
measure
became
controversial
in
US.
The
social
amplification
framework
offers
insight
into
event
interacts
with
psychological,
social,
institutional,
and
cultural
communication
processes
to
shape
Covid-19
perception.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
18(16), P. 8715 - 8715
Published: Aug. 18, 2021
COVID-19
is
a
global
pandemic
that
has
resulted
in
widespread
negative
outcomes.
Face
masks
and
social
distancing
have
been
used
to
minimize
its
spread.
Understanding
who
will
engage
protective
behaviors
crucial
for
continued
response
the
pandemic.
We
aimed
evaluate
factors
are
indicative
of
mask
use
among
current
former
college
students
prior
vaccine
access.
Participants
(N
=
490;
67%
female;
60%
White)
were
U.S.
undergraduate
students.
Perceived
effectiveness
descriptive
norms
regarding
safety
measures,
COVID-19-related
news
watching
seeking,
state
timing
stay-at-home
mandates,
impulsivity-like
traits,
affect
(mood),
demographic
variables
assessed.
Results
found
greater
perceived
indicated
increased
personal
compliance
within
across
behaviors.
Greater
related
(e.g.,
indoor
compliance).
Increased
stress,
anxiety,
compliance.
More
positive
was
associated
with
less
Being
non-White,
compared
White
(p
<
0.001),
female,
male
Overall,
early
implementation
orders,
exposure
news,
health
behavior
Findings
important
informing
crises,
including
COVID-19.
Cadernos de Saúde Pública,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
38(6)
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
By
March
3,
2022,
the
COVID-19
pandemic
has
caused
more
than
399
million
infections
and
claimed
lives
of
five
people
worldwide.
To
reduce
infection
rates,
a
series
prevention
measures
indicated
by
World
Health
Organization
(WHO)
were
adopted
countries,
including
use
masks.
This
study
aims
to
describe
mask
in
Brazil
via
data
analysis
from
EPICOVID19-BR,
population-based
conducted
133
cities
country
four
phases
between
August
2020.
The
proportion
individuals
who
reported
wearing
when
they
left
their
homes
was
97.9%
(95%CI:
97.8-98.0).
interviewer
did
not
see
interviewees'
50%
49.9-51.1)
cases
at
time
interview.
However,
phase
one
survey,
we
observed
4.4%
decrease
interviewees
failed
wear
masks
Mask
non-visualization
prominent
women,
participants
aged
10-19
20-29
years
indigenous,
black,
brown
skin
color,
those
with
elementary
high
school
education
Central-West
Region.
cloth
showed
91.4%
predominance
91.2-1.5)
4.9%
increase
1
4.
results
bring
important
information
reinforce
control
policies
Brazil.
percentage
interview
suggests
that
it
is
still
self-care,
rather
relating
mandatory
measure.A
pandemia
de
já
causou
mais
milhões
infecções
e
custou
vida
cinco
pessoas
no
mundo,
até
3
março
2022.
Para
reduzir
taxa
infecção,
uma
série
medidas
prevenção
indicadas
pela
Organização
Mundial
da
Saúde
(OMS)
foram
adotadas
pelos
países,
entre
elas,
o
uso
máscara.
O
objetivo
deste
estudo
é
descrever
utilização
máscara
na
população
brasileira,
através
análise
dados
do
um
base
populacional
realizado
em
cidades
país,
quatro
fases
agosto
A
proporção
indivíduos
que
preferiram
usar
quando
saíam
casa
foi
97,9%
(IC95%:
97,8-98,0).
entrevistador
não
visualizou
entrevistado
49,9-51,1)
dos
casos
momento
entrevista,
entanto,
fase
pesquisa,
observou-se
diminuição
4,4
pontos
percentuais
entrevistados
usaram
entrevista.
visualização
observada
mulheres,
participantes
com
idade
anos,
cor
pele
indígena,
preta,
parda,
as
Ensinos
Fundamental
Médio
Região
Centro-oeste.
tecido
predominante
91,4%
91,2-91,5)
aumento
4,9
Os
resultados
trazem
informações
importantes
para
reforçar
políticas
controle
Brasil.
alto
percentual
sem
hora
entrevista
sugere
ainda
importante
aspecto
preventivo
autocuidado,
fazendo
algo
apenas
ligado
à
obrigatoriedade.La
del
ha
provocado
más
millones
infecciones
y
se
cobrado
la
personas
en
todo
el
mundo
hasta
Marzo
reducir
tasa
contagios,
los
países
adoptaron
una
serie
prevención
por
Organización
Salud
(OMS),
ellas
mascarillas.
El
este
estudio
es
describir
mascarillas
población
brasileña,
utilizando
análisis
datos
un
poblacional
ciudades
cuatro
marzo
La
proporción
informaron
al
salir
fue
vio
mascarilla
sin
embargo
las
uno
investigación
observó
disminución
puntos
porcentuales
encuestados
llevaban
durante
Se
mayor
visualización
falta
mujeres,
con
edades
años,
color
piel
negra
educación
primaria
secundaria
Región
Hubo
predominio
tela
Los
muestran
importancia
fortalecer
porcentaje
sugiere
reforzar
autocuidado
general
solo
relacionado
obligatoriedad
Materials,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
14(14), P. 3792 - 3792
Published: July 7, 2021
(1)
Background:
COVID-19
has
affected
millions
of
people
worldwide,
but
countries
with
high
experimental
anti-SARS-CoV-2
vaccination
rates
among
the
general
population
respectively
show
progress
in
achieving
herd
immunity
(a
combination
natural
and
vaccine-induced
acquired
immunity),
resulting
a
significant
reduction
both
newly
detected
infections
mortality
rates.
However,
longevity
vaccines’
ability
to
provide
protection
against
ongoing
pandemic
is
still
unclear.
Therefore,
it
utmost
importance
have
new
medications
fight
at
earliest
point
possible.
Recently,
been
found
that
repurposing
already
existing
drugs
could,
fact,
be
an
ideal
strategy
formulate
effective
medication
for
COVID-19.
Though
there
are
many
FDA-approved
drugs,
niclosamide
(NIC),
anthelmintic
drug,
significantly
potential
SARS-CoV-2
virus.
(2)
Methods:
Here
we
deployed
simple
self-assembling
technique
through
which
Zein
nanoparticles
were
successfully
used
encapsulate
NIC,
was
then
coated
bovine
serum
albumin
(BSA)
order
improve
drugs’
stability,
injectablity,
selectivity
towards
virus-infected
cells.
(3)
Results:
The
particle
size
BSA-stabilized
Zein-NIC
nanohybrid
less
than
200
nm,
excellent
colloidal
stability
sustained
drug
release
properties.
In
addition,
showed
enhanced
behavior
under
conditions,
indicating
such
hybrid
delivery
system
could
highly
beneficial
treating
patients
suffering
from
endothelial
glycocalyx
damage
followed
by
cytokine
storm
related
severe
inflammations.
Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
101(7), P. e28924 - e28924
Published: Feb. 18, 2022
Extensive
evidence
in
the
literature
supports
mandatory
use
of
facemasks
to
reduce
infection
rate
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
coronavirus
2,
which
causes
disease
(COVID-19).
However,
effect
mask
on
course
remains
controversial.
This
study
aimed
determine
whether
influenced
case
fatality
Kansas,
USA
between
August
1st
and
October
15th
2020.This
applied
secondary
data
updates,
mandates,
demographic
status
related
Kansas
State,
USA.
A
parallelization
analysis
based
county-level
was
conducted
these
data.
Results
were
controlled
by
performing
multiple
sensitivity
analyses
a
negative
control.A
showed
that
counties
with
mandate
had
significantly
higher
rates
than
without
mandate,
risk
ratio
1.85
(95%
confidence
interval
[95%
CI]:
1.51-2.10)
for
COVID-19-related
deaths.
Even
after
adjusting
number
"protected
persons,"
is,
persons
who
not
infected
mask-mandated
group
compared
no-mask
group,
remained
high
at
1.52
CI:
1.24-1.72).
By
analyzing
excess
mortality
this
determines
over
95%
can
solely
be
attributed
COVID-19.These
findings
suggest
might
pose
yet
unknown
threat
user
instead
protecting
them,
making
mandates
debatable
epidemiologic
intervention.The
cause
trend
is
explained
herein
using
"Foegen
effect"
theory;
deep
re-inhalation
hypercondensed
droplets
or
pure
virions
caught
as
worsen
prognosis
linked
long-term
effects
COVID-19
infection.
While
proven
vivo
an
animal
model,
further
research
needed
fully
understand
it.