Control” Released New Guidance… As CDC head Dr. Robert Redfield told Congress last week, the CDC has re-released its “updated” guidance on coronavirus transmission via “aerosols” – tiny particles that, research shows, can infect people over long distances given poor ventilation. Notably, the updated guidance on the CDC’s website is nearly identical to guidance that it published, then almost immediately pulled, last month. Though the CDC claims COVID-19 is primarily spread through “close contact” – ie within 6 feet – with an infected person, it is “sometimes” spread via “airborne” transmission – but even these types of infections typically happen at close range. Here’s the bulk of the revised statement, which can be found here. COVID-19 can sometimes be spread by airborne transmissionSome infections can be spread by exposure to virus in small droplets and particles that can linger in the air … Continue reading The CDC Has Flip-Flopped More in 9 Months Than John Kerry Has in His Entire Life, Now the “the Centers for Damage