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DenisCOVIDinfoguy, 1 day ago to auscovid19

Masks work, our comprehensive review has found.

"Getting most people to wear a mask could nip the outbreak in the bud, preventing a pandemic or lessening its impact. Wearing a mask is inconvenient, but not as inconvenient as lockdowns."

"The bottom line from our recent review is masks work. Along with improving indoor air quality and avoiding crowded, underventilated places, they provide the best way to avoid catching a respiratory infection. And our findings support previous advice to not just wear any mask but wear the best mask available."

#MasksWork #MaskUp #COVIDisAIRBONE #COVIDisNotOver @auscovid19

Source: https://theconversation.com/masks-work-our-comprehensive-review-has-found-229658

erictopol, 1 day ago to random

An authoritative, comprehensive 5★ review on masks for reducing respiratory infections, by
Prof @trish.greenhalgh and colleagues
https://journals.asm.org/doi/full/10.1128/cmr.00124-23

noelreports, 1 day ago to random

In response to the ongoing debate whether the US should lift restrictions on US weapons being used inside Russia, US House Speaker Mike Johnson said that "Ukraine should be allowed to prosecute the war in a way they see fit. They need to be able to fight back and us trying to micro manage that effort is not a good policy."

noelreports, 1 day ago to random

Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs warned that any unilateral attempt by Russia to alter Baltic Sea borders would provoke a reaction. This follows Russia's announcement of plans to redefine its maritime borders with Lithuania and Finland, claiming new internal waters in the Gulf of Finland and near key coastal areas. The proposed changes involve adjusting geographical coordinates in these regions.

https://www.delfi.lv/193/politics/120027751/jebkadi-tikojumi-vienpuseji-mainit-robezas-ir-eskalacija-uzsver-rinkevics

noelreports, 2 days ago to random

⚡️The European Union has approved the transfer to Ukraine of the proceeds from Russia's frozen assets, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic Jan Lipavský reports.

"Up to €3B only this year, 90% goes for Ukraine's military. Russia must pay for its war damages."

https://x.com/JanLipavsky/status/1792844763319689371

noelreports, 3 days ago to random

Nato allies should not fear that sending troops to Ukraine to train its soldiers would risk dragging the military alliance into war with Russia, Estonia’s prime minister Kaja Kalas said.

"There are countries who are training soldiers on the ground already, and they did so at their own risk. If training personnel were attacked by Russian forces it would not automatically trigger Nato’s Article 5 mutual defence clause," she added.

https://www.ft.com/content/5197bc27-faed-4eb6-87ba-e3dda7c13d14

Strandjunker, 4 days ago to random

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but comparing Biden’s mental health with Trump’s mental health is like comparing an iPhone with 2 styrofoam cups and some string.

noelreports, 5 days ago to random

In German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's SPD party, voices began to be heard for Western troops to take part in the defense against Russian airstrikes in Ukraine.

"In the current military situation, I consider it necessary and responsible to deploy German anti-aircraft missile forces on NATO territory on the border with Ukraine in order to protect the airspace over Western Ukraine - for example, with the help of Patriot systems," SPD defense expert Joe Weingarten said.

https://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutschland/deutsche-hilfe-beim-abschuss-russischer-raketen-notwendig-und-verantwortbar-a-bb5af34e-31ba-4d1d-9a4c-d61c6ceb4d21

noelreports, 5 days ago to random

Russian channels confirmed the death of Lt. Col. Oleksandr Kulakov. Commander of a secret air defense base, located near Mount Ai-Petri in occupied Crimea, which was struck on May 13.