WHO and CDC don’t acknowledge it, but if airborne transmission plays a big role in COVID-19 spread, the US may have to rethink its prevention methods.
Author: Adrianna Rodriguez, USA TODAY
240 experts urge WHO, CDC to acknowledge airborne transmission of COVID-19
WHO and CDC don’t acknowledge it, but if airborne transmission plays a big role in COVID-19 spread, the US may have to rethink its prevention methods.
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