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Some are prepared to stop wearing masks in indoor settings, while others are more hesitant By Kerry Breen | TODAY • Getty Images Amid new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many fully vaccinated people in the United States have been eager to hang up their masks, while others are still a little hesitant to give up the protective face coverings. The guidance, which was released in May and said that fully vaccinated people did not need to wear masks...

Some are prepared to stop wearing masks in indoor settings, while others are more hesitant By Kerry Breen | TODAY • Getty Images Amid new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many fully vaccinated people in the United States have been eager to hang up their masks, while others are still a little hesitant to give up the protective face coverings. The guidance, which was released in May and said that fully vaccinated people did not need to wear masks...

Some are prepared to stop wearing masks in indoor settings, while others are more hesitant By Kerry Breen | TODAY • Getty Images Amid new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, many fully vaccinated people in the United States have been eager to hang up their masks, while others are still a little hesitant to give up the protective face coverings. The guidance, which was released in May and said that fully vaccinated people did not need to wear masks...

Seven infectious disease experts share their thoughts on wearing masks indoors, particularly in settings like grocery stores and restaurants

Some are ready to stop wearing masks in indoor settings, while others are more hesitant.

Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite Medical assistant Yasmin Tellez preps a Modetna COVID-19 vaccination at Globevilles Clinica Tepeyac. Jan. 26, 2021. Experts say vaccination efforts will have to quicken to stay ahead of viral mutations. Behind the recent drop in Colorados COVID-19 case numbers is a persistent growth in the number of viral variant cases detected that have the potential to mess with everything from in-person school to the re-opening of the economy. The variants have turned the effort to v...

Double mask debate highlights importance of tight seal around nose and mouth Peter Krouse, cleveland.com CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced findings last week that suggest wearing two masks enhances your protection against the coronavirus by creating a tighter seal around your nose and mouth. Yet some medical experts have long maintained that the chief benefit to wearing two masks is the increased filtration rather than the tighter fit, ...

Originally published on January 25, 2021 12:13 pm Some of the Mountain Wests COVID-19 hotspots have been, and continue to be, areas with major ski resorts. Listen / One of the earliest hot spots in the pandemic was Blaine County, Idaho. That area surrounding the Sun Valley Ski Resort had one of the highest levels of COVID-19 outbreaks in the nation for a while. Now, areas with the highest rates of the virus include Teton County, Wyo., home to Jackson, and Pitkin County, Colo., home ...

1:06 One of the earliest hot spots in the pandemic was Blaine County, Idaho. That area surrounding the Sun Valley Ski Resort had one of the highest levels of COVID-19 outbreaks in the nation for a while. Now, areas with the highest rates of the virus include Teton County, Wyo., home to Jackson, and Pitkin County, Colo., home to Aspen. Officials in San Miguel County, Colo., which includes Telluride, say theyve tracked the viruss spread, and it isnt coming from the slopes, the chairlifts or lift ...