Coronavirus: Why face masks DO work, according to study

Coronavirus: Why face masks DO work, according to study Coughing or sneezing without a face covering exposes bystanders to at least 10,000 times more droplets, scientists claim.

Droplets — large particles that fall to the ground and land on surfaces — are thought to be the main driver of Covid-19 transmission. The Daily Mail

See also:

• Face Coverings and Respiratory Tract Droplet Dispersion (open access preprint) MedRxiv
• Coronavirus: 'It's not how I thought maternity leave would be' BBC News
• Glimmers of hope for immunity in survivors of mild COVID-19 The Daily Mail
• Coronavirus could be linked to type 1 diabetes in children, study suggests The Independent