NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Want to be prepared for a flu pandemic? You may want to stock up on face masks and hand sanitizer, according to a new study. College students living in residency halls who ...

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Manufacturers on Long Island are experiencing a rare boom-and-not-quite-bust cycle when it comes to personal protective equipment. They scrambled three years ago to convert production lines to meet ...

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Health authorities warn the run on face masks and sanitizer may be misguided. As fears of a coronavirus pandemic sweep across the nation, Americans have been buying up face masks, hand sanitizer and ...

As the coronavirus numbers climb, doctors repeatedly emphasize there's one thing that really works to slow the spread of the virus: masks. On Saturday, Raleigh Police Chief Cassandra Deck-Brown was ...

Face masks, hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes can qualify as medical expenses for tax deductions or can be paid for with money from tax-advantaged health accounts, the Internal Revenue Service ...

Those piles of masks and bottles of hand sanitizer that you bought to combat COVID-19 could help you with your taxes if you haven’t filed yet. The IRS said Friday that personal protective equipment is ...

WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service announced on Friday that personal protective equipment purchased to stop the spread of COVID-19 are considered tax-deductible. PPE such as masks, hand ...