To wear a mask or not to wear a mask has been a debate in many countries since the COVID-19 outbreak.

A research team published a study in April and used AI behavior models to validate the significance of universal masking in preventing coronavirus spread. They discovered that if over 80 percent of the population started to wear masks on day 50 of the outbreak, it could still curb the coronavirus.

This new pre-print study was published on Arvix.org. in April. Researchers from the University of Cambridge, University College London, Ecole de Guerre Economique, the University of Science and Technology in Hong Kong and the Family Federation of Finland proposed two AI models to predict the impact of mask-wearing on the coronavirus spread

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Remember that by wearing a mask, you protect those around you.  This is all we ask – protect your neighbors, protect others you may come in contact with.  Help people understand the importance of wearing a mask, and how a simple act like this, can slow the spread of this disease and save lives!

Thank you.

The prevalence of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in the USA is
estimated to be about 17% of women and 34% of men age 30–
70 years old. OSA is a sleep disorder, characterized by repetitive
upper airway collapse with oxyhemoglobin desaturations
and sleep fragmentation. The severity of OSA is defined by
apnea-hypopnea index (AHI) levels (mild 5 < 15/h, moderate
15 < 30/h, severe ≥ 30/h). The estimated prevalence of moderate
to severe OSA in the USA is approximately 10 to 20%. The
rate is thought to be influenced by the obesity epidemic and to
have increased dramatically over the past two decades…

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