NFLPA partners with AHA on mask PSA
The NFL Players Association and AHA teamed up on a PSA to encourage individuals to wear masks to protect against COVID-19.
The cautions that 鈥済athering without a mask puts everyone at risk 鈥 including all the caregivers we desperately need,鈥 and features front-line workers from Saint Luke鈥檚 Health System in Kansas City, Mo.
The PSA is part of AHA鈥檚 Wear A Mask campaign that includes materials and digital tools hospitals and health systems can use and customize for their audience.
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