Health
Unlike the United States, more and more countries are making masks mandatory – The Washington Post
Many countries where face masks were in wide, early use have fared better during the coronavirus pandemic than those that resisted the broad adoption of face coverings.
A countrys caseload and mortality rate are the product of diverse epidemiological factors, but health researchers say more evidence is emerging to support what some policymakers and experts have maintained all along: Masks work. Although it is difficult to isolate mask use as the key factor in a countrys success so far, or draw a direct line between mask mandates and outcomes, many countries where masks were in wide, early use have fared better than those that resisted the broad adoption of face…
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