Do Cloth Face Masks Actually Work?

The CDC now recommends that everyone wear cloth face coverings in public. Here's some science that shows how effective the practice could be.

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What Happens When You Don't Wash Your Hands Properly

The simple act of scrubbing your hands (the right way!) helps prevent all kinds of problems besides COVID-19. Your eyes, bowels, and even your wallet can all suffer if you don't. See what else can happen, and how to wash them properly.

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