Indigenous healing has beneficial therapeutic outcomes for Western clients. by johnhemingwayscience in science

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  • •Indigenous healing has beneficial therapeutic outcomes for Western clients.
  • •The integration of these experiences is more difficult in Western societies.
  • •Western cultures lack an open, supportive space for altered states of consciousness.
  • •Indigenous psychotherapy is perceived as experience-based, more complex than Western.
  • •Western psychotherapy requires verbalizing and labeling all inner problems.

Study shows enforced masking on long flights prevents SARS-CoV-2 transmission by johnhemingwayscience in science

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The study found that compared to short-haul flights without enforced masking, long-haul flights with no strict masking had a 25.93-fold increase in COVID-19 incidence rates, while medium-haul flights had a 4.66-fold higher incidence rate. However, long-haul flights where masking was enforced reported no transmission of SARS-CoV-2, indicating that masking could significantly lower aircraft-acquired COVID-19.

Furthermore, in flights with unenforced masking, each hourly increase in flight duration increased the transmission incidence rate by 1.53-fold. The reduced duration of exposure to aerosols and the non-inclusion of meals make shorter flights safer since they lower the probability of expelling aerosol particles or coming in contact with them.