As we move through 2025, many people are once again asking: “Is COVID going around again?” The answer is yes — while the virus is no longer at the global emergency levels we saw in 2020–2022, COVID-19 continues to circulate,...
Over the past few years, the world has become more aware of the importance of health, hygiene, and personal protection. While the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic may feel like it’s behind us, the need for reliable protective gear like...
Let’s be honest—most of us didn’t think much about face masks before the pandemic. Fast forward a few years, and they’ve become part of daily life for millions. Whether you're heading to the airport, visiting a hospital, or just being...
Protecting Health in Today’s World In recent years, face masks have become an essential part of daily life, playing a crucial role in protecting individuals and communities from airborne diseases, pollutants, and allergens. Whether it’s for personal health, public safety,...
Swine flu, medically known as the H1N1 influenza virus, is a respiratory disease that originated in pigs but has made significant impacts on human health. The virus garnered global attention during the 2009 pandemic, causing widespread illness and fatalities. In...
With the emergence of the H1N1 influenza outbreak in the spring of 2009 and concerns about a second wave during the 2009–2010 flu season, there has been significant interest in using surgical masks and respirators as protective measures. Although they...
A KN95 face mask is essential for protecting yourself and others from airborne contaminants, offering a high level of filtration and safety. Here’s why you need one: 1. Superior Protection Against Airborne Particles KN95 masks are designed to filter out...
Among Healthcare Professionals Healthcare Workers Caution Against Easing Mask Guidelines in Medical Settings, Citing Potential Risks to Patients and Providers. Nurses, researchers, and workplace safety officers are expressing concerns about potential reductions in protection against the coronavirus and other airborne...
The World Health Organization on Tuesday declared coronavirus subvariant JN.1 a variant of interest “due to its rapidly increasing spread.”It made up about 3 percent of all coronavirus cases in early November, but 27.1 percent a month later globally, the...
