Health
Face-mask wearers do not stop washing their hands, study suggests – The Guardian
Scientists say people unlikely to reduce one Covid-19 measure when adopting another
Wearing face coverings does not appear to lead people to abandon hand hygiene, researchers say, suggesting people may not trade off the benefits of one public health measure against another.
Face coverings are now mandatory in many parts of the world, and in England must be worn not only on public transport but also in many shops.
While there is little evidence that cloth face coverings protect the wearer from Covid-19, experts say a growing body of research suggests they help to reduce transm…
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