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Delta variant: CDC data supports why vaccinated should wear masks

USA TODAY Corrections & clarifications: This story has been updated to clarify the number of COVID-19 vaccine shots administered in the U.S. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has had a busy week.  Only a few days after announcing updated mask guidelines, the agency on Friday released new scientific data on the delta variant that gives a snapshot of how the highly contagious strain triggered a wave of coronavirus cases.  In a briefing Tuesday, CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said the new data spurred the agency to take immediate action by recommending fully vaccinated people to wear mask indoors in public settings where coronavirus transmission is high. 

Delta variant: CDC data supports why vaccinated should wear masks

Delta variant: CDC data supports why vaccinated should wear masks

Delta variant: CDC data supports why vaccinated should wear masks

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USA TODAY Evidence is mounting about the dangers of the delta variant and how mask-wearing is essential to bring it under control, according to a government slideshow dated Thursday. The presentation, compiled by a doctor with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, lays out what is known about the delta variant, which now accounts for the vast majority of COVID-19 cases in the United States.  Earlier this week, the CDC recommended that people in COVID-19 hotspots resume mask-wearing in indoor public spaces.  The agency had been criticized for making the recommendation without adequately supporting its reasons for the policy shift. But the presentation, first made public by The Washington Post, appears to do just that.

Delta variant: CDC data supports why vaccinated should wear masks

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has had a busy week.  Only a few days after announcing updated mask guidelines, the agency on Friday released new scientific data on the delta variant that gives a snapshot of how the highly contagious strain triggered a wave of coronavirus cases.  In a briefing Tuesday, CDC director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said the new data spurred the agency to take immediate action by recommending fully vaccinated people to wear mask indoors in public settings where coronavirus transmission is high.  "The delta variant is showing every day its willingness to outsmart us and be an opportunist in areas where we have not shown a fortified response against it," she said earlier this week. "This new science is worrisome and unfortunately warrants an update to our recommendations."

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USA TODAY Evidence is mounting about the dangers of the delta variant and how mask-wearing is essential to bring it under control, according to a government slideshow dated Thursday. The presentation, compiled by a doctor with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, lays out what is known about the delta variant, which now accounts for the vast majority of COVID-19 cases in the United States.  Earlier this week, the CDC recommended that people in COVID-19 hotspots resume mask-wearing in indoor public spaces.  The agency had been criticized for making the recommendation without adequately supporting its reasons for the policy shift. But the presentation, first made public by The Washington Post, appears to do just that.

Delta variant more contagious than others, CDC internal memo warns