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Are glasses wearers three times less likely to get Covid-19?

HOW IT WAS TOLD

For anyone who has had to live with the annoyance of seeing their lenses steam up while wearing a mask during the pandemic, you could be forgiven for thinking there must be some advantage to wearing glasses in these times.

Scientists heard your plea.

News reports released between February 20 and 22 claimed wearing spectacles could

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