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“We've had evidence prior to the pandemic that masks were largely ineffective at preventing community transmission of influenza “

Dr. Tracy Høeg tells Congress "We've had evidence prior to the pandemic that masks were largely ineffective at preventing community transmission of influenza and other upper respiratory viruses, and we did not obtain any new high-quality evidence during COVID-19 that masks are an effective mitigation strategy”
Dr. Tracy Høeg tells Congress that the highest quality scientific evidence has consistently shown that masks do not work, school closures were not necessary, and six feet of distancing was not based on science:

"We've had evidence prior to the pandemic that masks were largely ineffective at preventing community transmission of influenza and other upper respiratory viruses, and we did not obtain any new high-quality evidence during COVID-19 that masks are an effective mitigation strategy.

We have several confounded observational studies, many of which were actually published by the CDC, that have severe flaws in them, that unfortunately led people to believe that masking children was going to be effective and necessary to keep children in schools.

But the highest quality data we have, for example, from a Cochrane review of randomized studies, has not found evidence that masks are effective. It wasn't science-based, and the six feet of distance was arbitrary... We should have by default kept our schools open, but instead, we required non-evidence-based mitigation strategies as a prerequisite for getting our children back into school."
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Oh ya 3 year ago
She forget to mention that the so called vaccine was really developed as a bio weapon as proven by examining the patient. Thats why life insurance companies are saying that they are seeing a 40 % increase of deaths in 18 to 64 yr olds above normal. And if you read real news the new cause of death is Died Suddenly. If you took the jab getvyour paperwork in order, makes it easier on your loved ones once you died suddenly

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