Spanish firm Bioinicia recently announced it developed a special mask with a filtration efficacy that can deactivate various coronavirus types in two hours.
A company claims that its face mask is the first transparent one that received FDA-approval. If this is true, it can help deaf and other people with disabilities.
The impacts of wearing a mask on breathing are frequently too small to be identified. In places around the globe, people are being encouraged to wear masks every time they go out.
Medical challenge doctors are faced with is how to protect people who are allergic to face masks. The use of masks made of cotton or other natural fibers could help prevent the breakout of rashes or other allergic reactions, experts say.
In an updated scientific brief issued early this week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention emphasized, wearing a mask protects the one wearing it, and not just other people, from COVID-19.
UM Systems unveils a groundbreaking discovery for its UVMask. (Photo : UM Systems)Woman wearing UVMask by UM Systems A few months ago, Science Times reported the possibility of using ultraviolet light technology in eliminating bacteria and viruses.
With the practice of wearing masks and regular disinfection becoming the norm in the middle of the global coronavirus pandemic, developing and improving masks have become a point of interest in the scientific community. Now, researchers have fabricated a chemically-altered facemask that can "deactivate" pathogens such as the novel coronavirus.
Although Apple is known for its computers and phones, they too like other tech companies have ventured into making their own face mask for their employees.
Researchers discovered that the best way to decontaminate N95 masks is by using an electric cooker like an Instant pot or rice cooker. Dry heat effectively kills bacteria without damaging any part of the mask.
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People's personality traits influence their behavior during the pandemic - whether they would follow guidelines or not. These personalities evolve and change over time - even rule breakers can learn to follow guidelines.
The use of face masks will now be compulsory in shops across England starting Friday, July 24. Citizens will be fined approximately $125 for non-compliance.
Richard Rose, 37, claimed on his Facebook post that he was not buying into the hype of coronavirus. But ironically, he died four days after testing positive for COVID-19.
A Facebook post went viral after it claimed that N-95, surgical, and cloth masks were ineffective and potentially harmful against coronavirus. Experts explain the truth behind these masks and how they protect or fail to protect the wearer from COVID-19.