Doing a Tom Hanks
Want to reduce your risk of getting another respiratory virus?Consider doing a Tom Hanks then…
Although many are aware of the benefits of avoiding infection from inhaled respiratory viruses,...
Masks
Covid-19 is airborne and highly contagious. Wearing a mask protects people from getting infected and from spreading infection.
“You’ve Got a Friend in Me!” Tom Hanks Shows Subway Riders How to Protect Their Health
When Tom Hanks was recently spotted riding the subway in New York City, social media quickly lit up. At first, the beloved...
Breathe Safer: The Case for Respirator-Grade Masks
In indoor environments where people share air—classrooms, transit, offices, events—taking steps to ensure clean air is...
Protect the Right to Mask in Your State
Current Right to Mask Legislation Bills
Legislation has been filed in the following states:
Illinois
...
Yes, We Continue Wearing Masks—Here’s Why: Common Questions Answered
Picture a typical family gathering today. Most people have moved on from masking: kids run around freely, aunts and uncles chat...
“Why Mask?” Campaign
The World Health Network (WHN) recognizes masking as one of the primary actions one can take to protect themselves...
Voice Amplification for Presentations While Wearing Masks
The Challenge
Some presenters naturally have softer voices or face challenges projecting their voices effectively in large...
WHN Statement on Mask Bans in the Context of the Summer Surge
As a science-driven public health organization, the World Health Network (WHN) voices its strong opposition to mask bans. Our...
Addressing NYC Mask Ban: Open Letter to the Governor of New York
July 3, 2024Via email to: press.office@exec.ny.govATTN: The Honorable Kathy HochulGovernor of New York StateNYS State Capitol...
Quantitative errors in the Cochrane review
Link: https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-3486610/v1
Summary of the highlights of the paper
Quantitative errors in...
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