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Paper towels, coffee filters, cloth and other materials can be used for homemade coronavirus face masks during the pandemic. But which are most effective?
Wear a mask to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
As face coverings become mandatory in Melbourne, here's all you need to know about buying, wearing and washing them to beat Covid-19.
A US grocery store recently said shoppers are provided masks, but if they refuse to wear it, they still "let them shop".
From knowing how to fit one properly, to tips and tricks for avoiding fogging up your glasses.
Experts caution against this type of mask.
"It is not 100% protective but does reduce your odds,” says Professor Melinda Mills, from the University of Oxford.
Enigmatic street artist poses as a Transport for London worker while conveying message about masks and the spread of coronavirus.
Confusion, embarrassment, discomfort. Psychologists tell HuffPost UK what may stop people wearing a mask.
Don't buy into these COVID-19 myths about face masks, immunity, hot weather and bleach.