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Originally Posted by jimjamuser

CV droplets travel on water vapor drops from breathing. They are large enough to be stopped by masks. That is even common knowledge known since last year.

Patently not true. Covid droplets are VERY small and can pass through many masks available today. Masks serve to reduce the amount of droplets that get through. It is viral load and duration of contact that determines whether you get Covid.

Perhaps you could enlighten us with your medical curricula vitae since you appear to represent yourself as quite the expert.

Although I do not have a medical degree, I was on adjunct staff at the American College Of Emergency Physicians, was pre med in College, have a son who's a PCP and a Daughter In Law whose EM. I keep up by reading medical journals.