Covid-19 vaccine.Is wearing mask  enough? 

AS we all know the cases of corona which is 1,70,31,281 over globally , 15,87,984 in India .

 At the same time, scientists and medical experts globally are working at breakneck speed to develop a vaccine which can induce an immune system response against the novel coronavirus.

 At the same time, scientists and medical experts globally are working at breakneck speed to develop a vaccine which can induce an immune system response against the novel coronavirus.

Researchers emphasize there are two main reasons to wear masks. There's some evidence of protection for the wearer, but the stronger evidence is that masks protect others from catching an infection from the person wearing the mask. And infected people can spread the virus just by talking.

Yes, while the vaccines may reduce the chances of a COVID patient from contracting the infection again and even lower the odds of developing symptoms, they may not immediately provide complete protection against the novel coronavirus or prevent people from getting infected all together. As of now, vaccine candidates are aiming to provide at least 60 to 70 per cent efficacy in preventing COVID-19 infections

    

As of now, vaccine candidates developed by the University of Oxford, Chinese company Sinopharm, Chinese pharmaceutical giant Sinovac and recent entrant Moderna Inc have reached Phase III of human trials. Infact, the encouraging results of the preliminary trials conducted by Oxford University have given birth to new hopes of vaccination against the novel coronavirus. However, even after the encouraging vaccine data and novel hopes that a vaccine may be available before 2020 fall, face masks and face-coverings may still be very a part of our daily routine. We tell you why.

    

To summarize in a nutshell, here are three quick reasons to wear a mask:

• To protect your loved ones: When you wear a mask you protect others by preventing the spread of your own germs.
• To protect the community: More people wearing masks results in better protection for everyone.
• Your COVID-19 status is unknown: You may have COVID-19 or have been exposed to the virus without showing symptoms.