The science is clear: Masks worked, but vaccinated people don’t need them now
Masks helped us slow the spread of the coronavirus. But the CDC is right - the vaccinated don t need them anymore, and taking them off will move us toward normalcy in the United States.
By Monica GandhiSpecial To The Washington Post
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When the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention called for universal mask-wearing to prevent the spread of the coronavirus in April 2020, much of America took heed. We wore masks at work and while jogging. We put face coverings on our children at the playground. And by doing so, we helped slow the spread of a disease that has taken the lives of more than 3.4 million people globally, including more than 580,000 in the United States.
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