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Cookeville Regional Committee Approves New Fiscal Budget
U.S. Army Corps Seeks Feedback On Sunset Expansion
Jackson IDB Closes On Old Eaton Building
State Expert: Elected Boards Designed For Big Picture Focus
Cookeville Planning Consolidates CPAC, Dogwood Zoning
Fentress Health Department Renovations On The Way
New Law Honors Allons Man, Prorates Tag Refunds
Tech Named Arboretum For Diverse Tree Population
Cookeville Planning Approves Variance For New 49-Lot Project
Foreign Language Dual Enrollment Coming To Tech
Contractors Getting Sparta Generator Online
Putnam Animal Shelter Looking At Spay And Neuter Clinic
Algood Set To Begin Bid Large Sewer Rehab Project
Putnam Local Emergency Exercises Set For Tuesday
Park View Alums Can Take One Last Look Friday

CDC updates, then removes, guidance on airborne spread of COVID-19

Posted by: Stonecom Interactive Monday, September 21, 2020

The CDC updated its guidance to warn about the risk of small airborne respiratory particles known as aerosols – but then removed that information from its website. Source

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CDC updates, then removes, guidance on airborne spread of COVID-19

What The Upper Cumberland's Talking About

Counterfeit and misused Botox blamed in 11-state botulism outbreak

Climate change a health risk for 70% of world’s workers, UN warns

U.S. measles cases reach 125 this year, topping 2022’s large outbreaks