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(1/5) There’s been a lot of Q’s about 
recently, so this #SundaySpotlight on #publichealth is going to address some of the #FAQs I’ve been getting 
I talk about my 
W’s of staying safe during #COVID19, today I’m going to break down the 
W’s of #WearAMask 
recently, so this #SundaySpotlight on #publichealth is going to address some of the #FAQs I’ve been getting I talk about my W’s of staying safe during #COVID19, today I’m going to break down the W’s of #WearAMask
(2/5) Q: WHY should I wear a mask?
A: Masks help prevent respiratory droplets from traveling through air & onto other
when the person wearing the mask coughs, sneezes, talks, or raises their voice. This is called source control- My mask protects you, your mask protects me.
A: Masks help prevent respiratory droplets from traveling through air & onto other
when the person wearing the mask coughs, sneezes, talks, or raises their voice. This is called source control- My mask protects you, your mask protects me.
(3/5) Q: WHAT kind of mask should I wear?
A: Follow the @cdcgov guidance for the key aspects to look for
A: Follow the @cdcgov guidance for the key aspects to look for
(4/5) Q: WHEN and WHERE should I wear a mask?
A: #COVID19 spreads mainly among people who are in close contact with one another, ~6ft. You should #WearAMask whenever and wherever you can in public spaces, but ESPECIALLY in places you can’t guarantee #socialdistancing
A: #COVID19 spreads mainly among people who are in close contact with one another, ~6ft. You should #WearAMask
whenever and wherever you can in public spaces, but ESPECIALLY in places you can’t guarantee #socialdistancing
(5/5) The more careful we are NOW wearing our masks and protecting our communities from the spread of #COVID19, the sooner we can return to more normal lives. Stay strong, America! Together, we’ve got this 
#CovidStopsWithMe
and protecting our communities from the spread of #COVID19, the sooner we can return to more normal lives. Stay strong, America! Together, we’ve got this #CovidStopsWithMe
