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intressant hur vi ser på munskydd i Sverige.
Har alltid munskydd när jag skall handla eller gå på möten. När man är ute och handlar så går folk i långa omvägar för att undvika kontakt med gubben i munskydd. Däremot har de inga problem att gå nära andra medmänniskor utan munskydd.
Har fått för mig att svenskar tror att de som bär på munskydd är smittade och att dessa just skall undvikas. Utan munskydd är allt okej.
Roligt att du upptäckte det, forskningen visar det, medans Tegnell säger motsatsen, att munskydd kan ge falsk känsla av säkerhet.
Det finns bra forskning på det där som jag länkat till tidigare:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341668165_COVID-19_and_the_Social_Distancing_Paradox_dangers_and_s olutions
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Background
Without proven effect treatments and vaccines, Social Distancing is the key protection factor against COVID-19. Social distancing alone should have been enough to protect again the virus, yet things have gone very differently, with a big mismatch between theory and practice. What are the reasons? A big problem is that there is no actual social distancing data, and the corresponding people behavior in a pandemic is unknown. We collect the world-first dataset on social distancing during the COVID-19 outbreak, so to see for the first time how people really implement social distancing, identify dangers of the current situation, and find solutions against this and future pandemics. Methods
Using a sensor-based “social distancing belt” we collected social distance data from people in Italy for over two months during the most critical COVID-19 outbreak. Additionally, we investigated if and how wearing various Personal Protection Equipment, like masks, influences social distancing.
Results
Without masks, people adopt a counter-intuitively dangerous strategy, a paradox that could explain the relative lack of effectiveness of social distancing. Using masks radically changes the situation, breaking the paradoxical behavior and leading to a safe social distance behavior. In shortage of masks, DIY (Do It Yourself) masks can also be used: even without filtering protection, they provide social distancing protection. Goggles should be recommended for general use, as they give an extra powerful safety boost. Generic Public Health policies and media campaigns do not work well on social distancing: explicit focus on the behavioral problems of necessary mobility are needed.
