Slow the spread, wear a high-quality mask : Oregon Health News Blog
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After two years of fighting COVID-19, one big lesson we’ve learned is that good, snug masks can significantly slow the virus' spread. Last week the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its masking recommendations to recommend N95 and KN95 masks over other types of masks.
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