A chilling video shows how droplets from a dummy’s cough can spread a dozen feet – double the distance people are encouraged to stay away from each other under social-distancing recommendations.

If you feel confused about whether people should wear masks and why and what kind, you’re not alone. COVID-19 is a novel disease and we’re learning new things about it every day.

If you have symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, runny nose, sore throat, or fever, and if you test positive for COVID or were recently exposed to someone with the virus, wear a mask in indoor ...

The Moneyist My coworkers cough and sneeze, don’t wear masks, and talk about their parties. I’m worried about coronavirus. What do I do? ‘There have been several COVID-19 cases at my company.

As summer travel heats up, new concerns are arising as passengers debate the wearing of masks, or not, on planes. The CDC highlights mask effectiveness in reducing airborne illness transmission.

It said: ‘If you have a cough, please wear a mask in the practice,’ adding anyone with symptoms should book a telephone call but be ‘available to attend in person within 30 minutes’.

Lately, I have found myself wearing a mask in public, not because I have COVID but because it makes me feel a sense of safety. But when I do, it seems that people are judging me. Too bad for them.