Immunocompromised, chronically ill people object to Baltimore hospitals' decisions to drop masking

Some immunocompromised and chronically ill people in Baltimore don't want hospitals, doctors' offices and other health care facilities to do away with masking requirements that they say keep them safe from the coronavirus and other illnesses.

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