As cases of novel coronavirus continue to rise across the U.S., public health are finally beginning to urge people to wear fabric face masks in public when leaving the house for essential activities.

In case you missed it in the never-ending cycle of coronavirus updates, President Donald Trump, the CDC and the White House are now recommending that Americans wear face coverings when outside of ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. With so many different medical masks on the market, it’s ...

When the coronavirus was officially declared a global pandemic, there was a lot of confusion around masks. We were all wondering which one to wear and what we can do to prevent ourselves from getting ...

As U.S. hospitals grapple with a shortage of face masks, new federal guidelines suggest health care workers such as nurses use bandanas or scarves as a “last resort.” The suggestion appears in a new ...

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President Donald Trump and the White House are urging Oregonians and Americans across the country to start wearing face masks or other coverings when going outside of their homes in public in the ...

As the national shortage of face masks becomes severe, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says nurses can use bandanas and scarves as makeshift masks when caring for COVID-19 patients — ...

Health officials are recommending people wear non-medical face coverings such as masks, bandanas or scarves when they are in public. The recommendation is just one of the efforts to prevent the spread ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has begun shipping medical supplies to states from the national stockpile, but some state officials say some of the supplies already are expired, ABC News ...

The thicker the fabric, the better the face mask. Though Dr. Shan Soe-Lin, PhD, has a collection of fabric face masks that she keeps in rotation, she has also used a large, thick shawl in a pinch. If ...