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FOXNEWS Fox Report With Jon Scott August 8, 2021 22:30:00 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Fox Report With Jon Scott August 8, 2021 22:30:00

Students wear masks how do you answer that? >> first of all patients a my co-author and i are pro- masks and we have been talking about that for a long time but when it comes to imposing mask restrictions on 56 million american children, where is the data there is one inconclusive study we found in some kids do well with masks but others struggle severely. they develop dermatologic reactions they cannot see and then that affects with those with learning disabilities who wear glasses it alters one's breathing and that can change whether they kid induces mouth breathing which can affect developm...

FOXNEWS Fox Report With Jon Scott August 8, 2021 22:33:00 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWS Fox Report With Jon Scott August 8, 2021 22:33:00

Kindergartner is like hers are not everyone wants to wear a mask all day. >> and if her child is in an area with an active outbreak and does well then by all means she should but a tremendous number of kids have hearing and learning disabilities, physical disabilities and some kids just don't do well with masks. they struggle it distracts them and changes their breathing patterns. there should be a choice in blanket mandates right now don't not only account for those issues not even for the background level of infection in the community or whether or not the child is vaccinated which 30 percen...

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Trusting essentially? >> steve: or maybe women are not as good at concealing and men are better liars. >> anna: men are more able to see the facial expressions that suspect nervousness and breathing patterns. who worries more? this is obvious, isn't it? women, but it's actually a good thing. this actually comes down to serotonin, which is the narrow transmitter that is the buzz feeling. we, unfortunately, produce a little less of this, so we tend to worry more. >> brian: if you need to borrow some, iain has extra. >> steve: so there are gender differences, men are better at some things, women ...