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Public Being Misled About Masks

By Betsy McCaughey
Monday, April 20 2020

New York, New Jersey, Maryland and other states are requiring everyone to wear a mask or a substitute face covering to leave home. The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has suddenly flipped from urging the public not to wear masks to recommending that they wear something that covers their nose and mouth. New York's Mayor Bill de Blasio's new signature look is a western-style bandana pulled up over his mouth and nose. No doubt he's well-intentioned. But that kind of face covering is only a hair better than no covering at all. Science shows it's a mere 2% to 3% effective. It's misleading.…

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