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CDC Updates Guidance It Had Removed: Coronavirus Can ‘Spread by Airborne Transmission’ and at Even ‘More Than 6 Feet’

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Weeks ago the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was criticized for quietly updating its COVID-19 guidance to admit that the deadly coronavirus is airborne and can travel by air at distances further than six feet – and then quickly taking that guidance down once the press reported on it.

The CDC claimed it had erroneously published a draft that was not finalized. Finally, after a week that included President Donald Trump, the First Lady, and at least ten others who attended the Rose Garden Supreme Court nominating ceremony for Judge Amy Coney Barrett contracting COVID-19, the CDC has again quietly updated its guidance to admit what many, including experts, believed for months. “COVID-19 can sometimes be spread by airborne

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