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posted on 2021-09-17, 00:38 authored by Chloe WilkinsonChloe Wilkinson, Felicia LowFelicia Low, Joel RindelaubJoel Rindelaub, Peter GluckmanPeter Gluckman

A new Koi Tū rapid evidence brief has synthesised the most up-to-date research on medical masks, cloth masks and N95 respirator masks, and suggests that New Zealand needs improved mask wearing guidelines to best protect ourselves against highly transmissible variants of the virus that causes Covid-19.


While N95 respirator masks should be prioritised for all border workers including those at managed isolation facilities, educational efforts are also needed to help the general public improve their mask use.

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