AMA Journal: Masks are bad for kids. Quit forcing them to wear them.

The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


From your link;

"this study cannot demonstrate a causal relationship between mask wearing and the reported adverse effects in children. Most of the respondents were parents, and the survey was distributed preferentially in social media forums that, according to the authors, “criticize the government’s corona protection measures in principle”. The limitations of the study include sampling bias, reporting bias, and confounding bias as well as lack of a control group. The use of masks, together with other precautionary measures, significantly reduces the spread of COVID-19 and is considered safe for children over the age of two years old."
Here is the JAMA study. I realize that you will not be attacking the content, and that you will be stuck having to attack the source, so go after the study:

They attacked their own content. I already posted the quote.
I'm glad to hear that you do not dispute the study that this thread is about.
 
I was telling you that, not the mods.
Everybody know what you were trying to do. Even if you had gotten a mod to spin that wheel of fortune to see which subforum it would be moved to, you STILL wouldn't have disputed this study.
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


Nutty conspiracy theories belong in the conspiracy theory forum.
It is common for lefties to cry out to the mods for help when they cannot competently dispute the topic. Even if you are successful in getting a mod to spin the wheel of fortune to see which subforum the thread will be moved to, you still haven't been able to override the credibility of the Journal of American Medical Association or the JAMA study itself.

The Journal of American Medical Association is actually ranked #1.
I was telling you that, not the mods.

He's doing the standard "If you tell a lie enough times" routine.
I'm glad to see you quit trying to discredit JAMA.
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


From your link;

"this study cannot demonstrate a causal relationship between mask wearing and the reported adverse effects in children. Most of the respondents were parents, and the survey was distributed preferentially in social media forums that, according to the authors, “criticize the government’s corona protection measures in principle”. The limitations of the study include sampling bias, reporting bias, and confounding bias as well as lack of a control group. The use of masks, together with other precautionary measures, significantly reduces the spread of COVID-19 and is considered safe for children over the age of two years old."
Here is the JAMA study. I realize that you will not be attacking the content, and that you will be stuck having to attack the source, so go after the study:

They attacked their own content. I already posted the quote.
I'm glad to hear that you do not dispute the study that this thread is about.
Serious question: are you "on the spectrum"?
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


From your link;

"this study cannot demonstrate a causal relationship between mask wearing and the reported adverse effects in children. Most of the respondents were parents, and the survey was distributed preferentially in social media forums that, according to the authors, “criticize the government’s corona protection measures in principle”. The limitations of the study include sampling bias, reporting bias, and confounding bias as well as lack of a control group. The use of masks, together with other precautionary measures, significantly reduces the spread of COVID-19 and is considered safe for children over the age of two years old."
Here is the JAMA study. I realize that you will not be attacking the content, and that you will be stuck having to attack the source, so go after the study:

They attacked their own content. I already posted the quote.
I'm glad to hear that you do not dispute the study that this thread is about.
Serious question: are you "on the spectrum"?
Your refusal to dispute the study is a great endorsement. Post your next evasion.
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


From your link;

"this study cannot demonstrate a causal relationship between mask wearing and the reported adverse effects in children. Most of the respondents were parents, and the survey was distributed preferentially in social media forums that, according to the authors, “criticize the government’s corona protection measures in principle”. The limitations of the study include sampling bias, reporting bias, and confounding bias as well as lack of a control group. The use of masks, together with other precautionary measures, significantly reduces the spread of COVID-19 and is considered safe for children over the age of two years old."
Here is the JAMA study. I realize that you will not be attacking the content, and that you will be stuck having to attack the source, so go after the study:

They attacked their own content. I already posted the quote.
I'm glad to hear that you do not dispute the study that this thread is about.
Serious question: are you "on the spectrum"?
Your refusal to dispute the study is a great endorsement.
I pointed out where they refuted it themselves. What more do you want?
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


From your link;

"this study cannot demonstrate a causal relationship between mask wearing and the reported adverse effects in children. Most of the respondents were parents, and the survey was distributed preferentially in social media forums that, according to the authors, “criticize the government’s corona protection measures in principle”. The limitations of the study include sampling bias, reporting bias, and confounding bias as well as lack of a control group. The use of masks, together with other precautionary measures, significantly reduces the spread of COVID-19 and is considered safe for children over the age of two years old."
Here is the JAMA study. I realize that you will not be attacking the content, and that you will be stuck having to attack the source, so go after the study:

They attacked their own content. I already posted the quote.
I'm glad to hear that you do not dispute the study that this thread is about.
Serious question: are you "on the spectrum"?
Your refusal to dispute the study is a great endorsement.
I pointed out where they refuted it themselves. What more do you want?
I want a dollar for every time a lefty claimed to have posted an answer to what he is evading.
 
Here is the content of the study:

Experimental Assessment of Carbon Dioxide Content in Inhaled Air With or Without Face Masks in Healthy ChildrenA Randomized Clinical Trial​

Harald Walach, PhD1; Ronald Weikl, MD2; Juliane Prentice, BA3; et alAndreas Diemer, PhD, MD4; Helmut Traindl, PhD5; Anna Kappes, MA6; Stefan Hockertz, PhD7
Author Affiliations Article Information
JAMA Pediatr. Published online June 30, 2021. doi:10.1001/jamapediatrics.2021.2659


Many governments have made nose and mouth covering or face masks compulsory for schoolchildren. The evidence base for this is weak.1,2 The question whether nose and mouth covering increases carbon dioxide in inhaled air is crucial. A large-scale survey3 in Germany of adverse effects in parents and children using data of 25 930 children has shown that 68% of the participating children had problems when wearing nose and mouth coverings.
The normal content of carbon dioxide in the open is about 0.04% by volume (ie, 400 ppm). A level of 0.2% by volume or 2000 ppm is the limit for closed rooms according to the German Federal Environmental Office, and everything beyond this level is unacceptable.4

Methods
We measured carbon dioxide content in inhaled air with and without 2 types of nose and mouth coverings in a well-controlled, counterbalanced, short-term experimental study in volunteer children in good health (details are in the eMethods in Supplement 1). The study was conducted according to the Declaration of Helsinki and submitted to the ethics committee of the University Witten/Herdecke. All children gave written informed consent, and parents also gave written informed consent for children younger than 16 years. A 3-minute continuous measurement was taken for baseline carbon dioxide levels without a face mask. A 9-minute measurement for each type of mask was allowed: 3 minutes for measuring the carbon dioxide content in joint inhaled and exhaled air, 3 minutes for measuring the carbon dioxide content during inhalation, and 3 minutes for measuring the carbon dioxide content during exhalation. The carbon dioxide content of ambient air was always kept well under 0.1% by volume through multiple ventilations. The sequence of masks was randomized, and randomization was blinded and stratified by age of children. We analyzed data using a linear model for repeated measurements with P < .05 as the significance threshold. The measurement protocol (trial protocol in Supplement 2) is available online.5 Data were collected on April 9 and 10, 2021, and analyzed using Statistica version 13.3 (TIBCO).
Results
The mean (SD) age of the children was 10.7 (2.6) years (range, 6-17 years), and there were 20 girls and 25 boys. Measurement results are presented in the Table. We checked potential associations with outcome. Only age was associated with carbon dioxide content in inhaled air (y = 1.9867 – 0.0555 × x; r = –0.39; P = .008; Figure). Hence, we added age as a continuous covariate to the model. This revealed an association (partial η2 = 0.43; P < .001). Contrasts showed that this was attributable to the difference between the baseline value and the values of both masks jointly. Contrasts between the 2 types of masks were not significant. We measured means (SDs) between 13 120 (384) and 13 910 (374) ppm of carbon dioxide in inhaled air under surgical and filtering facepiece 2 (FFP2) masks, which is higher than what is already deemed unacceptable by the German Federal Environmental Office by a factor of 6. This was a value reached after 3 minutes of measurement. Children under normal conditions in schools wear such masks for a mean of 270 (interquartile range, 120-390) minutes.3 The Figure shows that the value of the child with the lowest carbon dioxide level was 3-fold greater than the limit of 0.2 % by volume.4 The youngest children had the highest values, with one 7-year-old child’s carbon dioxide level measured at 25 000 ppm.
Discussion
The limitations of the study were its short-term nature in a laboratory-like setting and the fact that children were not occupied during measurements and might have been apprehensive. Most of the complaints reported by children3 can be understood as consequences of elevated carbon dioxide levels in inhaled air. This is because of the dead-space volume of the masks, which collects exhaled carbon dioxide quickly after a short time. This carbon dioxide mixes with fresh air and elevates the carbon dioxide content of inhaled air under the mask, and this was more pronounced in this study for younger children.
This leads in turn to impairments attributable to hypercapnia. A recent review6 concluded that there was ample evidence for adverse effects of wearing such masks. We suggest that decision-makers weigh the hard evidence produced by these experimental measurements accordingly, which suggest that children should not be forced to wear face masks.
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


From your link;

"this study cannot demonstrate a causal relationship between mask wearing and the reported adverse effects in children. Most of the respondents were parents, and the survey was distributed preferentially in social media forums that, according to the authors, “criticize the government’s corona protection measures in principle”. The limitations of the study include sampling bias, reporting bias, and confounding bias as well as lack of a control group. The use of masks, together with other precautionary measures, significantly reduces the spread of COVID-19 and is considered safe for children over the age of two years old."
Here is the JAMA study. I realize that you will not be attacking the content, and that you will be stuck having to attack the source, so go after the study:

They attacked their own content. I already posted the quote.
I'm glad to hear that you do not dispute the study that this thread is about.
Serious question: are you "on the spectrum"?
Your refusal to dispute the study is a great endorsement.
I pointed out where they refuted it themselves. What more do you want?
I want a dollar for every time a lefty claimed to have posted an answer to what he is evading.
Post #10, Special E.
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


Nutty conspiracy theories belong in the conspiracy theory forum.
It is common for lefties to cry out to the mods for help when they cannot competently dispute the topic. Even if you are successful in getting a mod to spin the wheel of fortune to see which subforum the thread will be moved to, you still haven't been able to override the credibility of the Journal of American Medical Association or the JAMA study itself.

The Journal of American Medical Association is actually ranked #1.
I was telling you that, not the mods.

He's doing the standard "If you tell a lie enough times" routine.
I'm glad to see you quit trying to discredit JAMA.

It's not the JAMA that is misrepresenting itself or the information.
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


Nutty conspiracy theories belong in the conspiracy theory forum.
It is common for lefties to cry out to the mods for help when they cannot competently dispute the topic. Even if you are successful in getting a mod to spin the wheel of fortune to see which subforum the thread will be moved to, you still haven't been able to override the credibility of the Journal of American Medical Association or the JAMA study itself.

The Journal of American Medical Association is actually ranked #1.
I was telling you that, not the mods.

He's doing the standard "If you tell a lie enough times" routine.
I'm glad to see you quit trying to discredit JAMA.

It's not the JAMA that is misrepresenting itself or the information.
I'm glad to hear that you are not disputing the study that the thread is about. I was not surprised to see lefties try to shoot the messenger, since that was the low hanging fruit.
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


From your link;

"this study cannot demonstrate a causal relationship between mask wearing and the reported adverse effects in children. Most of the respondents were parents, and the survey was distributed preferentially in social media forums that, according to the authors, “criticize the government’s corona protection measures in principle”. The limitations of the study include sampling bias, reporting bias, and confounding bias as well as lack of a control group. The use of masks, together with other precautionary measures, significantly reduces the spread of COVID-19 and is considered safe for children over the age of two years old."
Here is the JAMA study. I realize that you will not be attacking the content, and that you will be stuck having to attack the source, so go after the study:

They attacked their own content. I already posted the quote.
I'm glad to hear that you do not dispute the study that this thread is about.
Serious question: are you "on the spectrum"?
Your refusal to dispute the study is a great endorsement.
I pointed out where they refuted it themselves. What more do you want?
I want a dollar for every time a lefty claimed to have posted an answer to what he is evading.
Post #10, Special E.
Thank you for your continued endorsement of the study that this thread is about.
 
From the study that this thread is about, and as seen in post 28,

"A recent review concluded that there was ample evidence for adverse effects of wearing such masks. We suggest that decision-makers weigh the hard evidence produced by these experimental measurements accordingly, which suggest that children should not be forced to wear face masks."
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


Nutty conspiracy theories belong in the conspiracy theory forum.
It is common for lefties to cry out to the mods for help when they cannot competently dispute the topic. Even if you are successful in getting a mod to spin the wheel of fortune to see which subforum the thread will be moved to, you still haven't been able to override the credibility of the Journal of American Medical Association or the JAMA study itself.

The Journal of American Medical Association is actually ranked #1.
I was telling you that, not the mods.

He's doing the standard "If you tell a lie enough times" routine.
I'm glad to see you quit trying to discredit JAMA.

It's not the JAMA that is misrepresenting itself or the information.
I'm glad to hear that you are not disputing the study that the thread is about. I was not surprised to see lefties try to shoot the messenger, since that was the low hanging fruit.

The problem is, the study doesn't say what you say it does. Not the first time I've seen this come from you Party of the Rumpsters.
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


Nutty conspiracy theories belong in the conspiracy theory forum.
It is common for lefties to cry out to the mods for help when they cannot competently dispute the topic. Even if you are successful in getting a mod to spin the wheel of fortune to see which subforum the thread will be moved to, you still haven't been able to override the credibility of the Journal of American Medical Association or the JAMA study itself.

The Journal of American Medical Association is actually ranked #1.
I was telling you that, not the mods.

He's doing the standard "If you tell a lie enough times" routine.
I'm glad to see you quit trying to discredit JAMA.

It's not the JAMA that is misrepresenting itself or the information.
I'm glad to hear that you are not disputing the study that the thread is about. I was not surprised to see lefties try to shoot the messenger, since that was the low hanging fruit.
Lol, you ain't all there, are ya?
 
The truth comes out about children wearing masks.


From your link;

"this study cannot demonstrate a causal relationship between mask wearing and the reported adverse effects in children. Most of the respondents were parents, and the survey was distributed preferentially in social media forums that, according to the authors, “criticize the government’s corona protection measures in principle”. The limitations of the study include sampling bias, reporting bias, and confounding bias as well as lack of a control group. The use of masks, together with other precautionary measures, significantly reduces the spread of COVID-19 and is considered safe for children over the age of two years old."
Here is the JAMA study. I realize that you will not be attacking the content, and that you will be stuck having to attack the source, so go after the study:

They attacked their own content. I already posted the quote.
I'm glad to hear that you do not dispute the study that this thread is about.
Serious question: are you "on the spectrum"?
Your refusal to dispute the study is a great endorsement.
I pointed out where they refuted it themselves. What more do you want?
I want a dollar for every time a lefty claimed to have posted an answer to what he is evading.
Post #10, Special E.
Thank you for your continued endorsement of the study that this thread is about.
LMF'nAO!!!
 
As we can see, lefties cannot dispute the study that this thread is about.
 
Still no lefties have disputed the study that this thread is about
 

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