Centers for Disease Control
“I think the CDC guidelines are really right on target,” the White House coronavirus task force member said. “And we feel they’re pretty strong.”
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The CDC’s national immunization and respiratory disease director said she expects “additional cases in the U.S. and globally.”
The CDC is investigating another 162 suspected cases of the rare, non-contagious infection that has baffled doctors since 2014.
Last year, Minnesota saw one case of the disease with no known cause or cure. Thus far this year, the state has seen six cases.
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