Peer-Reviewed Studies Confirm That Vaccine and Mask Mandates Did Not Stop COVID Spread in Schools and Universities

During the Chinese Communist Party virus pandemic, school and university administrators have dogmatically, and in many cases forcefully implemented mask and vaccine mandates with the intention to prevent the spread of SARS-CoV2 these policies haven't had much effect, according to recent peer-reviewed studies.

A research paper published on May 18 underscores the deficiencies of current mask and vaccination mandates, as these policies did not contain the spread of SARS-CoV2 at Cornell University.

"Mask mandates have failed to control the spread of infection in schools, as this analysis of schools with and without mask mandates demonstrates. Prior studies have demonstrated that COVID vaccines do not prevent the spread of transmission," Dr. Sanjay Verma told The Epoch Times, referring to the May 18 study.

Dr. Verma, a cardiologist practicing in California who has seen a spike in heart problems since mass vaccine implementation, thinks that the mask and vaccine mandates were not the best way to handle COVID. "There was little, if any, emphasis on other more effective mitigation efforts: Ventilation-filtration, exercise, weight loss, and personal responsibility would be far more effective."

"Many don't know that blue medical masks aren't filters. Your inspired and expired air moves in and out between the mask & your face. They are splashguards, that's all."

"Neither masks nor lockdowns prevented the spread of the virus. [Here is] a review and summary of 400 papers."

Another study from May 25 found "No significant relationship between mask mandates and case rates," after replicating a "Highly cited CDC study showing a negative association between school mask mandates and pediatric SARS-CoV-2 cases," with a larger sample of districts and a longer time interval.

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