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Welcome to Prognosis. I'm Francesca Levy. Laura Carlson is out. It's day 100 since coronavirus was declared a global pandemic. Our main story? Masks and other personal protective equipment are the only thing standing between frontline health care workers and infection.

But fake or badly made masks are circulating through the market, and they can be very hard to spot.

But first, here's what happened in virus news today.

Prefurt. President Donald Trump will hold a massive indoor campaign rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma tomorrow.

Cases in Oklahoma have skyrocketed since the beginning of June.

The White House has dismissed suggestions that the rally will lead to a dangerous rise in infections. But epidemiologists and other experts agree, the rally is likely

to cause a so-called super spreader event. The BOK Center, where the rally will take place,

seats 19,000 people, and President Trump intends to

pack it. Attendees will need to sign waivers absolving the Trump campaign of liability,

and temperature checks will be done at the door. Masks will be provided, but not required.

Experts say these measures can ensure no infected people will get into the venue,

and that temperature checks are virtually meaningless. The differences between the Trump rally

and the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests from a public health perspective is the entirely

enclosed nature of the arena, and the likelihood that an older, more vulnerable group

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