CDC looking to update school coronavirus guidance ‘soon,’ Walensky says
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is “actively” looking at additional studies on whether schools can safely reopen with students spaced three-feet apart rather than six-feet, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, the agency director, said Wednesday during a subcommittee hearing.
She stopped short of predicting exactly when "soon" would be. Walensky’s testimony comes about week after a researcher who penned an opinion piece claiming the CDC misinterpreted findings, including data on safe distancing in the classroom, told Fox News that an unnamed employee at the agency expects a shift in the agency’s guidance to come "soon."
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