By NAOYA KON/ Staff Writer
October 13, 2020 at 07:00 JST
Non-red droplets leak outside a face shield, left, and a nonwoven face mask in a set of simulations of how a wearer’s droplets are spread. (Both images provided by Riken, Toyohashi University of Technology and Kobe University, under cooperation by Kyoto Institute of Technology, Osaka University and Daio Paper Corp.)
Researchers have bad news for people who wear face shields to prevent novel coronavirus infections: The equipment is woefully inadequate in containing droplets that can spread the virus. [Read More]
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