This explosion in mask usage has come with a bit of a learning curve.
Here’s six COVID-19 mask facts we learned this year.
She is the science communication lead at The COVID Tracking Project.
Suzanne Pham is the medical director of the COVID-19 response team at Weiss Memorial Hospital.
6 COVID-19 mask facts we learned this year
1.
We are continually accumulating more data to suggest that masks are beneficial.
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So distancing, wearing masks, washing hands, those will need to remain, Dr. Pham says.
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This has left some wondering if their immune systems are weakening as the result of limited exposure.
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So wearing a mask now doesnt mean youll be more susceptible to illnesses once you stop.
She says the best way to beat this is by pairing down your skin routine.
Think gentle cleansers and light hydration.
Steer clear of harsh scrubs, heavy-duty exfoliants, and thick creams, she says.
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5.
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Luckily,smiling isnt the only way to convey emotion.
Eyebrows are very expressive, says body-language expertBlanca Cobb,MS.
Additionally, Cobb says the whole body helps us convey emotion, not just our face.
Everything from relaxed shoulders to crossed arms indicates how were feeling.
She anticipates that well still be wearing masks through the vaccination period.
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