September 22, 2020
CDC deletes COVID-19 airborne transmission guidance
Editor's Note
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on September 21 issued a correction to its website, noting that a draft of proposed changes on how COVID-19 spreads, including guidance on airborne transmission, was posted in error on September 18.
The CDC is currently updating its recommendations on airborne transmission of COVID-19, and the agency says it will post the updated language once the process is completed.
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