5 Things COVID Experts Need To See Before They'll Go Maskless At The Office
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As more states relax mask mandates, epidemiologists and other experts reveal when they'll feel comfortable taking off their mask at work.
This week, the governors of nearly a dozen states, including California, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Jersey, said they would soon lift or loosen indoor mask mandates, citing COVID-19 vaccination rates, “the extremely low risk for young people” and lowered hospitalization rates.
But the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is still recommending that people wear masks in areas of high virus transmission and in schools, regardless of vaccination status. Many businesses are still requiring employees to be masked in the office.
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