We’ve got some good news and some bad news. The good news is face masks are working well to keep COVID-19 from spreading. The bad news is that the most effective ones are still hard to find, because ...

We’ve got good news and bad news. The good news is face masks are working well to keep COVID-19 from spreading. The bad news is that the most effective masks are hard to get. “N95s?” you ask. Close, ...

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Though the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says respirators — among them N95 and KN95 face masks — offer more protection than cloth masks, it does not specify which type of face covering is ...

With the omicron variant leading to a spike in COVID-19 cases across North Carolina, some health experts are encouraging folks to consider using other types of masks to reduce infection risk. The face ...

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Where face masks for high-risk COVID protection are concerned, there are three types I would recommend: N95 masks (the American gold standard), KN95 masks (the Chinese equivalent), or KF94 masks (the ...

FLINT, Mich. (WJRT) - Doubling down by masking up. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging people to mask up in the fight against Omicron. But the kind of mask that people are ...

Through the Omicron surge and the at-home covid test shortage, it became clear we all needed to search for the best N95 masks (or KN95) we could find — especially since the CDC has stated that cloth ...

Share on Pinterest KN95 masks have become more popular as N95 masks are difficult to obtain. Credit Image: xavierarnau/Getty Images A new report finds that the popular KN95 masks are not as effective ...

COVID-19 may not be in the headlines as often these days, but the virus is still evolving. Most recently, new variants, including EG. 5 (or Eris) and BA.2.86 have started spreading across the United ...