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Internal Document From CDC Says Delta Variant Is Changing Battle Against COVID

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Internal Document From CDC Says Delta Variant Is Changing Battle Against COVID

Internal Document From CDC Says Delta Variant Is Changing Battle Against COVID

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says fully vaccinated people who test positive for the Delta variant of COVID-19 can spread the virus just as easily as those who are not vaccinated.

Health experts say that's why masks are so important; CBS2's Jessica Layton reports.


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