How Does The CDC Know How Many COVID-19 Cases Are From The Delta Variant?
State health laboratories send the CDC about 750 samples weekly. The CDC then uses genomic sequencing to determine the variant.
Read MoreState health laboratories send the CDC about 750 samples weekly. The CDC then uses genomic sequencing to determine the variant.
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Read MoreThe CDC's vaccine advisory committee consulted with healthcare professionals to determine a new formal recommendation regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.
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