Which masks work best at stopping transfer of COVID-19 in respiratory droplets?

by Jennifer Emert

Tue, July 7th 2020, 3:37 AM UTC

“People typically have over 100 species of bacteria and fungi in their mouth,” said Dr. Jon Wiener, Dean of Allied Health at AB Tech. (Photo Credit: WLOS Staff){p}{/p}

{p}Then it’s into the incubator for 48 hours. “At 37 degrees which is our body temperature, because that’s where it came from,” said Dr. Wiener. “The experiment could go lots of ways.”{ }(Photo Credit: WLOS Staff){/p}

“This is a virus that primarily transfers by air,” said Dr. Jon Wiener.

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“People typically have over 100 species of bacteria and fungi in their mouth,” said Dr. Jon Wiener, Dean of Allied Health at AB Tech. (Photo Credit: WLOS Staff)

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