by Michael Morgenstern M.D. | Mar 24, 2020 | coronavirus, face mask, Featured
Watch Me Correct #DrJenAshton of #ABCNews about importance of #facemasks to #FlattenTheCurve and to #StopTheSpread of #coronavirus https://t.co/UgtmJIipA5 — Dr. Michael Morgenstern (@drmikeny) March 24, 2020 Here is the transcript of this “debate” of...
by Michael Morgenstern M.D. | Mar 23, 2020 | coronavirus, face mask
After sounding an alarm to others about of the importance of wearing DIY facemasks or homemade masks, I feel like many people dismiss the idea because of its simplicity. I am reminded of a historical moment during the course of the run up to the 2008 election. Out on...
by Michael Morgenstern M.D. | Mar 23, 2020 | coronavirus, face mask
On March 19th, CDC updated recommendations that tell health care workers to make their own homemade face masks. This has received very little media attention. From personal experience I can tell you that many individuals are still not aware of the fact that this will...
by Michael Morgenstern M.D. | Mar 20, 2020 | coronavirus, face mask, Featured
The debate between scientist warrants the immediate attention of global health officials and physicians in the USA, especially because it appears that the countries that are flattening curves are following recommendations that differ from those of the CDC and WHO. THE...
by Michael Morgenstern M.D. | Mar 19, 2020 | coronavirus, face mask, Featured
Wearing a DIY face mask is an underutilized solution in the USA. It should be implemented ASAP in accordance with the following recommendations. Basic concept: http://bit.ly/2WoT8kF Detailed explanation: http://bit.ly/3ddcu2f IF YOU ARE SICK: Wear a face mask at home...
by Michael Morgenstern M.D. | Mar 18, 2020 | coronavirus, face mask, Featured
Should Surgical Masks Be Recommended to the Public 1. CON It will cause a shortage for health care workers. “If there’s a general recommendation that people wear face masks, we won’t have enough supply for healthcare workers” -Dr. William Schaffner, professor...
