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Recent research confirms that masks are effective in reducing the spread of COVID-19, highlighting surgical masks as the most reliable option. In a different context, the book explores the origins of nicknames for famous cities, including New York City's "The Big Apple." Each nickname reflects unique historical, cultural, or geographical aspects of the cities, offering intriguing insights into how these identities were formed and the stories behind them.

Understanding the Effectiveness of Masks in Preventing COVID-19 Transmission Recent studies have reinforced the evidence that wearing masks significantly reduces the transmission of COVID-19. Among the different types of masks, surgical masks have been identified as particularly effective in blocking droplets and particles that may carry the virus. By ensuring a proper fit around the nose and mouth, surgical masks provide a reliable barrier against the spread of infection, making them a critical tool in our efforts to combat the pandemic.