Washington Times

South Koreans don the ‘kosk,’ a nose-only COVID mask for dining

A South Korean company is selling a COVID-19 mask that covers just the nose while people are eating or drinking. The mask is known as a “kosk” — a combination of mask and the Korean word for nose, “ko ...
Miami Herald

Noses usually catch COVID-19 first, so keep them covered with face masks, experts say

Wearing a mask without covering your nose is like applying your first round of sunscreen at the end of a beach day — pointless. That’s because scientific research has found that the novel coronavirus ...
WDAF-TV

Face masks should cover both mouth and nose to help prevent spread of COVID-19

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – We’ve been battling the ...
KTHV

Yes, your mask needs to be covering both your nose and mouth

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — As COVID-19 cases surge in Arkansas due to the delta variant, many are wondering how this affects mask wearing. VERIFY viewer Deborah asked: "When wearing a face mask, do you need ...
Yahoo

A South Korean company has invented the 'kosk' – a mask that rolls up to cover only the nose when people go out to eat

South Korean designers want to get around the inconvenience of removing masks to eat. So, Atman designed the "kosk" a mask that folds up to only cover the nose, The Washington Post reported. Once ...