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CDC releases tips on how to gather during the holiday season

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Not long after the controversy over Dr. Anthony Fauci’s comments that it may be “too soon to tell” whether families can gather during Christmas, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Friday evening released tips on “safer ways to celebrate holidays.”The guidelines, which were released on Oct. 15, urge eligible individuals to get vaccinated, wear “well-fitting masks,” avoid poorly ventilated and crowded spaces and state that if you are sick “don’t host or attend a gathering.”If travel is necessary over the holiday season and you are unvaccinated, the CDC says to follow its supplementary guidelines on domestic and international travel for unvaccinated persons.Everyone, even people who are fully vaccinated, is required to wear a mask on public transportation and follow international travel recommendations.The CDC’s holiday tips also include “special considerations” for a variety of people who have diverse circumstances.People with conditions that weaken their immune system, or who take medications that do so, are advised by the CDC that they “may not be” completely protected even if they are vaccinated and have received a booster shot. The CDC recommends considering wearing a mask “regardless of the level of transmission” if someone you are with has a compromised immune system, is at risk to contract severe diseases or is not vaccinated.The CDC’s guidelines also recommend those who are with people from more than one household or people who are “potentially” from other parts of the U.S., should consider extra precautions. These include avoiding crowded indoor spaces prior to travel and testing to confirm you do not have the coronavirus.The holiday-oriented guidelines also explicitly say “Do NOT” place a mask on children under 2-years-old.“By working together, we can enjoy safer holidays, travel, and protect our own health as well as the health of our family and friends,” concluded the CDC tips.

Not long after the controversy over Dr. Anthony Fauci’s comments that it may be “too soon to tell” whether families can gather during Christmas, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Friday evening released tips on “safer ways to celebrate holidays.”The guidelines, which were released on Oct. 15, urge eligible individuals to get vaccinated, wear “well-fitting masks,” avoid poorly ventilated and crowded spaces and state that if you are sick “don’t host or attend a gathering.”If travel is necessary over the holiday season and you are unvaccinated, the CDC says to follow its...

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