Social Distancing and Masks Are Effective in Reducing the Spread of Coronavirus, Study Confirms. Keeping at least three feet of distance lowered the chance of contracting COVID-19 by 82 percent, ...

The college announced Wednesday the school will require masks in all classrooms, teaching and research labs, and indoor/outdoor settings without social distancing regardless of vaccination status ...

New Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for fully vaccinated people in light of the delta variant do not include a social distancing recommendation for most people, as ...

Physical distancing, face masks and eye protection prevent spread of Covid-19, a review finds. So does handwashing.

Wearing Face Masks and Social Distancing Actually Work to Contain COVID-19, According to a New Study. 4 minute read. A woman wearing a mask walks the Brooklyn Bridge in the midst of the ...

While distancing three feet works, six feet is better. The same goes for certain masks: Surgical masks work, but N95s are better.

Dr. Anthony Fauci said Sunday it will still be necessary to social distance, wear masks and take other COVID-19 precautions after a vaccine becomes available to Americans. “I would recommend … ...

A House Judiciary Committee meeting Wednesday was derailed as members sparred over masks, vaccines and social distancing in the later stages of the coronavirus pandemic. Republicans, including Rep ...

A new study suggests that masks and a good ventilation system are more important than social distancing for reducing the airborne spread of COVID-19 in classrooms. The research comes at a critical ...

Coronavirus. Many Epidemiologists Want Social Distancing and Masks Forever—Even After the Vaccine Everyone has a right to dissent from the epidemiologists' contentment with the way things are now.

Combining mask wearing with social distancing and routine testing is 96% effective in reducing the spread of coronavirus on college campuses, according to a new study from Case Western Reserve ...

For the next several months, new COVID-19 infections, hospitalizations and deaths are expected to keep rising as the temperatures keep dropping.