With a national shortage of N95 and surgical masks, some Americans are sewing homemade masks. Experts advise, though, that they may not be effective.

The current advice on what homemade face coverings do, how to wear them and how they can and can't help you prevent COVID-19 compared with other masks.

DIY masks may not protect you from COVID-19. But here's why it's smart to wear one "You can protect those around you by wearing a mask, and they will protect you." ...

Some hospitals are asking for homemade masks, while others won’t let their employees wear them while treating COVID-19 patients.

Current CDC guidelines state that the mass public doesn't need masks unless sick or caring for someone who's sick with COVID-19.

Now that fabric face masks are being more widely recommended to Americans, experts weigh in on whether they really protect against novel coronavirus.

Banner employees can use homemade masks, but not around COVID-19 patients Banner Health said in a March 24 press release said that it "has enough important equipment" in its 28 hospitals.

Covering your mouth and nose is one more thing people can do in addition to social distancing and hand-washing to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Do homemade face masks slow the spread of coronavirus? How do you make one? What kind of fabric should you use? All your questions answered by experts.

After President Trump said Friday Americans can wear face masks (if they want to) — and experts now say they can help stop the coronavirus — people are going DIY, making their own face ...

As the coronavirus pandemic spreads, some governments have advised citizens to create their own face coverings. Here’s how to make masks at home ...