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Mask resistance during a pandemic isn't new – in 1918 many Americans were 'slackers'

  • Written by J. Alexander Navarro, Assistant Director, Center for the History of Medicine, University of Michigan
Mask resistance during a pandemic isn't new – in 1918 many Americans were 'slackers'Policemen in Seattle, Washington, wearing masks made by the Red Cross, during the influenza pandemic, December 1918National Archives

We have all seen the alarming headlines: Coronavirus cases are surging in 40 states, with new cases and hospitalization rates climbing at an alarming rate. Health officials have warned that the U.S. must act quickly...

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