Brazil

By Vinicius SalesIn a letter sent out to the National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) this Monday (13 ), the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) confessed that the masks utilized to avoid covid-19 infection are inadequate against the illness writes Brasil Sem Medo in its latest report.
Finally, there are already research studies of excellent clinical significance that show the inefficiency of such a measure in decreasing the spread of SARS-CoV-2.
Such investigations present a range of approaches, data sources, and kinds of analysis that need detailed evaluations far beyond the mere reading of titles and abstracts or even making use of automated tools, states the CFM in the file obtained exclusively by Brasil Sem Medo.The letter highlights that the masks can include big covid-19 particles but mentions that there is strong evidence that the finer particles are not avoided by the masks because they tend to stay in the air for a long time and travel relatively cross countries.
The file mentions a meta-analysis released by the largest evidence-based medication center on the world, the Cochrane Library (Photo web recreation)The CFM also explains that the lack of uniformity of masks readily available to the population impacts the eventual efficacy in a really pertinent method due to the various types, products, formats, and quality, in addition to their use, adjustment and cleaning, and the environment included.
The autarchy likewise notes studies beneficial and unfavorable to mask use to support its conclusion.The document cites a meta-analysis released by the largest evidence-based medicine center on the planet, the Cochrane Library.The study took a look at 12 trials, comparing medical/surgical masks with not using masks to avoid the spread of viral respiratory diseases (two trials with healthcare employees and 10 in the neighborhood).
The CFM file citing the study says: Use of masks in the neighborhood likely makes little or no distinction in the outcome of influenza-like health problem (ILI)/ Covid-19-like disease compared with no use of masks (threat ratio (RR) 0.95, 95% confidence interval (CI) 0.84 to 1.09 ; 9 trials, 276,917 individuals; evidence of moderate certainty).
Wearing masks in the community probably makes little or no distinction in laboratory-confirmed influenza/SARS-CoV -2 outcomes compared with not using masks (RR 1.01, 95% CI 0.72 to 1.42; 6 trials, 13,919 participants; proof of moderate certainty).
Harm was determined seldom and badly reported (evidence of very low certainty).
The autarchy also exposes that the conclusions for inadequacy are based upon a meta-analysis of randomized trials (RCTs).
The masks make practically no distinction; the outcomes have no analytical significance, and the point estimates of efficacy are extremely near to zero.
Furthermore, the research study ratings no difference in effectiveness in between surgical masks and N95-- which dismantles the narrative propagated over the previous two years that this mask would be more effective.
Use of N95/P2 respirators compared to medical/surgical masks most likely makes little or no difference to the objective, more precise result of laboratory-confirmed influenza infection (RR 1.10, 95% CI 0.90 to 1.34; 5 trials, 8407 individuals; proof of moderate certainty).
Restricting aggregation to healthcare employees made no distinction to total outcomes.
Harm was inadequately measured and reported, however discomfort with using medical/surgical masks or N95/P2 respirators was mentioned in a number of research studies (extremely low certainty evidence), the study adds.The CFM likewise criticizes the measures taken by public authorities who utilized the supposed efficacy to make masks compulsory in several places.The autarchy cites Anvisas stance as an example.
Therefore, there is no clinical evidence that making use of masks in a trivialized and prevalent way in the neighborhood has any impact on the transmission of Covid-19 and even the decrease of disease.
This includes procedures such as those of the National Health Surveillance Agency, which has been requiring guests, team, and airport workers to use masks when getting in the so-called airside of the airport.
Besides having no evidence of security, there is evidence of harm to the health of crew members, travelers, and the environment, concludes the CFM.With info from Brasil Sem Medo (BSM)





Unlimited Portal Access + Monthly Magazine - 12 issues


Contribute US to Start Broadcasting - It's Voluntary!


ADVERTISE


Merchandise (Peace Series)

 


Art Market Cools: High-End Sales Slump, Middle Market Holds Firm


Middle East Tensions Escalate as Houthis Target Israel


[Brazil] - Brazilian Aviation Soars: Record-Breaking International Travel Surge


Argentina's Debt Burden Eases Amid Economic Challenges


Drug Cartels as Terrorists: Trump's Bold Plan Resurfaces


Paradise Lost: Cuba's Tourism Crisis Unveils Economic Reality


[Brazil] - Assaí Steps Away from Wall Street to Refocus on Brazil


[Brazil] - Itaú Private Bank Taps Brown Advisory for Global Expansion


[Brazil] - Cemig's 13.3% Growth in Free Market Energy Sales Highlights Brazil's Power Shift


[Brazil] - The Brazilian Football Transfer Market Heats Up


[Brazil] - Sâo Paulo FC Leverages R$ 240 Million Investment to Tackle Debt and Boost Cash Flow


[Brazil] - Brazil Launches Carbon Market to Cut Emissions by 15%


Football Fever: Friday's Global Match Extravaganza


Dual-Currency Cards and Dollar Loans: Argentina's New Economic Path


[Brazil] - Brazil's Financial Morning Call for December 20, 2024


Lithuania Signs Largest-Ever Defense Contract in Berlin


[Brazil] - Brazil's Fiscal Package Faces Setback as Government Struggles to Secure Votes


[Brazil] - EFTA and UAE: Brazil's New Trade Frontiers for 2025


São Paulo’s Luxury Shopping Landscape Shifts: Iguatemi’s Major Acquisition


[Brazil] - Brazil's Democracy Slips: Support Falls 10% in Two Years


[Brazil] - China's Economic Transformation: A Brazilian Perspective


[Brazil] - Out of Control: Brazil's Rising Dollar, Debt Fears, and Shaken Investor Confidence


[Brazil] - Vitória's Ambitious Pursuit: Wellington Rato in the Crosshairs


[Brazil] - Corinthians' Path to Glory: Libertadores 2025 Preliminary Stages Unveiled


BrazilÂ’s Stock Market Plunges 3% on Fed Decision and Fiscal Fears


NigeriaÂ’s $2.79 Billion Ransom Crisis: A Nation Under Siege


Fed Cuts Rates to 4.25%-4.5% Amid Rising Inflation


Dollar Hits R$6.26: Central BankÂ’s $12.7B Intervention Falls Short


Bitcoin Dips 5% to $100K After Record High While BlackRock ETF Draws $740M


December 23: The Date That Could Make or Break MozambiqueÂ’s Stability


Israel Seizes Strategic High Ground as Syria's Power Vacuum Grows


ChileÂ’s Central Bank: Growth Capped at 2.5% Until 2026, Inflation Fight Continues


[Brazil] - Brazil's Congress Weakens Lula's $11.5 Billion Budget Cut Plan


Colombia's Economic Rebound: Agriculture Leads the Way


[Brazil] - Brazilian Stock Market Surges Amid Fiscal Package Progress and Record Dollar


[Brazil] - Sugar Prices Plummet as Brazil's Currency Woes Shake Global Markets


[Brazil] - Vinicius Junior Rises to the Top of World Football


Oil Prices Dip as Global Economic Concerns Mount


Italy Challenges EU-Mercosur Trade Deal


Gold Prices Dip as Markets Await Federal Reserve's Decision


France Sinks Deeper into Financial Quagmire


[Brazil] - Dollar Surges Past R$ 6.20: A Market Milestone


Brazil Tightens Tax Net: Multinationals Face 15% Minimum Rate


Syria's Economic Reset: Gold Reserves Intact Despite Currency Overhaul


[Brazil] - Ronaldo's Plan: Restore Brazilian Football's Respect


São Paulo Closes in on Wendell: A Strategic Homecoming


Soccer Games for Tuesday: Match Schedule and Live Broadcast


Soybean Market Shifts: Global Factors Sway Prices


BrazilÂ’s Financial Morning Call for December 17, 2024


[Brazil] - Cocoa Prices Soar to Seven-Month High Amid Supply Concerns


Evo Morales Faces Arrest for Fathering Child with 15-Year-Old in 2016


[Brazil] - Private Energy Players Anticipate $2 Billion Offshore Wind Surge as Brazil Nears Approval


[Brazil] - Brazilian Football's Power Shift: São Paulo Rises, Palmeiras Falls


[Brazil] - São Paulo FC in Talks with Olympiacos Owner for Youth Development Deal


Soccer Games for Saturday: Match Schedule and Live Broadcast Information


Mexico&& s Fiscal Discipline Secures S P & s Stable Outlook S&P Global Ratings has actually declared Mexico's sovereign credit scores, showcasing the nation's financial strength. The firm kept Mexico's long-term foreign currency score


PeruÂ’s $22.5 Billion Trade Surplus: A New Record


South American Nations Unite to Boost Camelid Industry


[Brazil] - Mexican and Argentine Films Dominate 45th Havana Film Festival


[Brazil] - Brazil Achieves Record Energy Expansion in 2024


Mexican Peso Gains Ground as Investors Anticipate Key Monetary Policy Decisions


[Brazil] - Brazilian Stock Market Plummets: Ibovespa Drops 1.13% on Friday