Your task is to predict the verdict of a claim based on the provided question-answer pair evidence. The possible labels are: 'Supported', 'Refuted', 'Not Enough Evidence', 'Conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking'. Justify your answer using the provided evidence and select the correct label.

Claim: People are starting to enter ERs with fungal lung infections from wearing masks.

Q1: Can wearing a face mask cause fungal lung infections?
A1: There is no evidence indicating that masks increase the wearer’s risk of developing pneumonia or other bacterial, viral, or fungal lung infections.

The WHOTrusted Source acknowledge that if a person wears the same mask for a long time, microorganisms may grow on the fabric.

The CDCTrusted Source recommend that a person removes the face covering once they return home and washes it before using it again.

“All masks should be changed if wet or visibly soiled; a wet mask should not be worn for an extended period of time. […] Either discard the mask or place it in a sealable bag where it is kept until it can be washed and cleaned,” the WHOTrusted Source advise.

Q2: Have there been reports of people going to ERs with fungal lung infections from wearing masks?
A2: No, because There are no news reports on people going to ERs with fungal lung infections from wearing masks.

Q3: How should masks be used safely?
A3: The WHOTrusted Source acknowledge that if a person wears the same mask for a long time, microorganisms may grow on the fabric.

The CDCTrusted Source recommend that a person removes the face covering once they return home and washes it before using it again.

“All masks should be changed if wet or visibly soiled; a wet mask should not be worn for an extended period of time. […] Either discard the mask or place it in a sealable bag where it is kept until it can be washed and cleaned,” the WHOTrusted Source advise.

Q4: What precautions should be taken when using masks?
A4: The WHOTrusted Source acknowledge that if a person wears the same mask for a long time, microorganisms may grow on the fabric.

The CDCTrusted Source recommend that a person removes the face covering once they return home and washes it before using it again.

“All masks should be changed if wet or visibly soiled; a wet mask should not be worn for an extended period of time. […] Either discard the mask or place it in a sealable bag where it is kept until it can be washed and cleaned,” the WHOTrusted Source advise.

Q5: Do studies into the the long term use of masks report lung infections?
A5: No, because Prolonged use of N95 and surgical masks by healthcare professionals during COVID-19 has caused adverse effects such as headaches, rash, acne, skin breakdown, and impaired cognition in the majority of those surveyed. As a second wave of COVID-19 is expected, and in preparation for future pandemics, it is imperative to identify solutions to manage these adverse effects. Frequent breaks, improved hydration and rest, skin care, and potentially newly designed comfortable masks are recommendations for future management of adverse effects related to prolonged mask use.
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justification: None of the Q&A suggest that the claim is true. 

verdict: 'Refuted'
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