Airborne Disease Protection
September 16th, 2009
There’s not much information on whether disposable masks really work to control the flu. Some experts believe their biggest benefit may be that they keep other people away from you (nobody wants to sit near Mask Lady on the bus), thereby reducing your risk. The best way to prevent a flu infection: Wash your hands frequently. If you’re worried about sucking in car exhaust (especially if you’re a cyclist), the masks may help if they’re worn snugly. But keep in mind that because their filter material can get clogged quickly, they’re not designed to be used more than once.
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mdavis400 : @therealjonee me too. insomnia has been floating around like an airborne disease. smh2010-03-12T07:35:06Z - Reply - View Tweet -
InsanityReport : Idiots hear that shit and are like "Well damn it, I don't want my kid catching that" like homosexuality is some kind of airborne disease2010-03-09T16:29:57Z - Reply - View Tweet -
BIANCSP : Alas! No class tom. Hope didn't catch any airborne disease (talking about Karl Simbajon by the way)hehe. I'm an immunocompromise person!2010-03-09T08:27:24Z - Reply - View Tweet -
SNA83 : Feeling disease free, thank you airborne. time to go ace a practical exam2010-03-08T15:23:29Z - Reply - View Tweet -
werebee : "Like an airborne sexually transmitted disease."2010-03-08T06:31:22Z - Reply - View Tweet
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