CDC not making progress, they’re correcting ‘erroneous’ guidance: Dr. Nicole Saphier
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Fox News medical contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier argued on "America Reports" Tuesday that the CDC is "correcting erroneous" guidance following their update on guidelines for youth summer camps during the coronavirus pandemic
Sapphire noted that though the CDC determined that vaccinated individuals are able to hold small outdoor gatherings and conduct outdoor dining while unvaccinated people cannot their guidance yielded an adverse result. "Sandra, I hate to break it to them, but, since last summer, the majority of unvaccinated people have been doing this and it has had a negligible contribution to viral transmission," Sapphire said, adding that the CDC "did not go far enough with such recommendations."
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