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Studies confirm whatever standpoint you want, other studies disprove the same standpoint [1] for those who want to wave the "studies confirm" stick. [1] https:

• swed420 3y ago
  A good starting point is using current data. Your study is from 2020 and is an apples-oranges comparison to my original point. By now the research (as interpreted by experts, not internet randos) have coelesced around the fact that a properly fitted N95 provides the wearer adequate protection against SARS-CoV-2 transmission. There has been a push to drive false information around this basic topic as one of the many tactics to force the "back to normal" behavior that capital demands. Mass media trying to suggest lesser masks (and/or vaccines) are sufficient, resulting in false "all masks don't work" conclusions, etc.