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Get a fan and get vaccinated, the CDC says in its safety tips for the holidays - apparently redacted, new holiday guidance soon

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Source: https://www.npr.org/sections/corona...ips-for-celebrating-the-holidays-safely-covid


Get a fan and get vaccinated, the CDC says in its safety tips for the holidays
October 4, 202111:15 AM ET
Bill Chappell

Anyone looking to celebrate the fall and winter holidays without spreading COVID-19 should consider a window fan or a walk-by greeting, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says. The suggestions are part of the agency's list of safe ways to get festive — sort of an epidemiologist's take on Martha Stewart's Home for the Holidays.

The agency says it's safer for people from different households to get together outdoors than indoors. But if a gathering must take place indoors, the CDC recommends opening windows and doors to increase ventilation.
 
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