F.D.A. Says Some Masks Made in China Shouldn’t Be Reused
The agency is revising its rules, saying some N95 masks mainly used by health care workers and emergency responders cannot undergo decontamination for further use.
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F.D.A. Says Some Masks Made in China Shouldn’t Be Reused
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