@CoojeeBear@GovChristie Additionally the Danish study did not measure mask wearing, it measured encouraging mask wearing. It is very likely that some people in the “mask” group did not choose to wear masks and vice versa. Ergo, the study does not support your assertion.
@CoojeeBear@GovChristie If you read the study, it says “ did not reduce the SARS-CoV-2 infection rate among wearers by more than 50%”. That means it may have reduced risk by up to 50%. That is a huge risk reduction from a very low cost treatment.