The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) could simplify coronavirus-related physical distance guidelines for six- to three-person learning “soon,” researchers told Fox News.
A researcher who recently wrote an opinion piece claiming the findings of the CDC’s misinterpretation, including data on safe distances in the classroom, told Fox News that an anonymous CDC employee expects a change in agency guidance “soon.”
Anonymous CDC staff are involved in the school resume response and are eager to see a change in CDC criteria, including MIV, Infectious Diseases and the University’s Global Medicine for HIV. The head of the associate department of the department, Dr. According to Monica Gandhi. – San Francisco. Further confirmation of the expected shift in the guide has come from co-author Tracy Beth Hogg, a physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist and epidemiologist at the University of California-Davis, and Sports Medicine from Northern California Orthopedic Associates.
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“I don’t have anything right now,” CDC spokesman Jason MacDonald said when asked about possible migration in the distance guide.
Researchers say the CDC has enough scientific evidence to simplify its guidelines by six to three feet. Gandhi cited a new article published Wednesday in the Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases, which found similar coronavirus case rates of three feet versus six feet in school districts, with additional evidence showing minimal virus transmission in schools, despite significant community disease prevalence. Sat less than six feet.
“I don’t know when the guide will be nailed, but I want it to be immediate,” Hoyeg wrote.
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Some action has already been taken at the state level to shift the guidelines. The Illinois Department of Public Health, for example, revised its definition for safe distances on March 10, spokeswoman Melanie Arnold confirmed to Fox News.
The IDPH webpage reads, “The distance for individual education is now defined as 3 feet for students and fully vaccinated staff.” “Maintaining 6 feet remains the safest distance, but schools can operate at less than 3 feet to provide individualized education.”
