Back to school shopping is always a little overwhelming, but there's one major item you won't want to miss on this year's must-buy list: a set of quality face masks for kids. While in-school mask ...

While Americans aged 12 and up are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, younger children aren't. As a result, masking continues to be an important way for children under 12 to protect themselves ...

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This Child's Face Mask ($15) is perfect for parents who want their children to match, as it comes in both big kid (7-12) and little kid (3-6) sizes. Featuring fun prints your kids will love, such as ...

The science is clear — masks help contain the spread of the coronavirus. Children need to wear face masks, too, but sometimes finding ones that fit their little faces and are comfortable and ...

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As the pandemic continues, face masks are still a necessary part of our daily routine. For kids, it can be a bit of a hassle making sure their masks stay put and don’t end up on the floor. With ...

In light of the Omicron variant and at the urging of public-health experts, the CDC has updated its mask guidelines. The agency’s new standards stress that fabric masks are the least protective ...

The CDC says those fully vaccinated don't need face masks in all situations. The new government guidance that fully vaccinated Americans can return to life without masks marked a turning point for the ...

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The fight over whether schools should require face masks to help slow the pandemic shows no signs of dying down, but in the science community, there’s little debate. “Vaccination is number one, but ...