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High CO <sub>2</sub> Exposure Due to Facemask Wear Does Not Impair Students’ Cognition

2023-02-23

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COVID-19 provided the opportunity to study responses to long-term exposure of significantly elevated CO<sub>2</sub> concentrations from facemask wear. Our study examines how high CO<sub>2</sub> exposure impacts cognition. We hypothesize despite a sharp increase of local CO<sub>2</sub>, facemask wear will not impact cognition due to long-term adaptation from mandated wear.  This randomized control trial involved 60...

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a6eb836f-736d-55e2-a0dc-17824b295034
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10.2139/ssrn.4361267
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