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Assessment of the Wearability of Facemasks against Air Pollution in Primary School-Aged Children in London |pdf=|usr=}}{{32498327}} gab.com Text Assessment of the Wearability of Facemasks against Air Pollution in Primary School-Aged Children in London JO: Int J Environ Res Public Health http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=32498327 #FOAvip Air pollution is a major health problem and children are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects. Facemasks are one form of protection but, to be effective, they need to filter out airborne pollutants, fit the face well and be wearable. In this pilot study, we assess the perceived wearability of three facemasks (Vogmask, TuHao and ReSpimask) marketed in the UK as being designed to protect children against exposure to air pollution. Twenty-four primary school children wore each facemask during a standardised walking and running activity. After each activity, the children were asked to rate facemask wearability in terms of parameters, such as perceived comfort, hotness, breathability and fit. At the end of the trial, the children compared and identified their preferred facemask. The main complaint about the facemasks was the children?s faces being too hot. The ReSpimask was most frequently reported as being perceived to be the hardest to breathe through. The TuHao facemask was the only adjustable strap mask assessed but was reported to be difficult to adjust. Facemasks with a nose clip were frequently rated highest for fit (TuHao and Vogmask). The patterned, cloth fabric Vogmask had significantly higher ratings for appearance and perceived fit. The results show children?s perceptions of facemasks are highly affected by the facemask?s design, hotness and perceived breathability. By making children?s facemasks more appealing, breathable, cooler and improving their fit, wearability may be improved. Twit Text FOAVip Assessment of the Wearability of Facemasks against Air Pollution in Primary School-Aged Children in London ????Int J Environ Res Public Health http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=32498327 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=32498327 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|32498327}}</ref> Assessment of the Wearability of Facemasks against Air Pollution in Primary School-Aged Children in London #MMPMID32498327 Smart NR; Horwell CJ; Smart TS; Galea KS Int J Environ Res Public Health 2020[Jun]; 17 (11): ä PMID32498327show ga Air pollution is a major health problem and children are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects. Facemasks are one form of protection but, to be effective, they need to filter out airborne pollutants, fit the face well and be wearable. In this pilot study, we assess the perceived wearability of three facemasks (Vogmask, TuHao and ReSpimask) marketed in the UK as being designed to protect children against exposure to air pollution. Twenty-four primary school children wore each facemask during a standardised walking and running activity. After each activity, the children were asked to rate facemask wearability in terms of parameters, such as perceived comfort, hotness, breathability and fit. At the end of the trial, the children compared and identified their preferred facemask. The main complaint about the facemasks was the children?s faces being too hot. The ReSpimask was most frequently reported as being perceived to be the hardest to breathe through. The TuHao facemask was the only adjustable strap mask assessed but was reported to be difficult to adjust. Facemasks with a nose clip were frequently rated highest for fit (TuHao and Vogmask). The patterned, cloth fabric Vogmask had significantly higher ratings for appearance and perceived fit. The results show children?s perceptions of facemasks are highly affected by the facemask?s design, hotness and perceived breathability. By making children?s facemasks more appealing, breathable, cooler and improving their fit, wearability may be improved. äAssessment of the Wearability of Facemasks against Air Pollution in Pr(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing