CDC Chief Rochelle Walensky tests positive for Coronavirus with gentle side effects

 


CDC Chief Rochelle Walensky has tried positive for Coronavirus, the general wellbeing office declared Saturday. Walensky tried positive Friday night and is encountering gentle side effects, the organization said in a proclamation.


As per the assertion, Walensky is fully informed regarding her immunizations. The organization says individuals are "forward-thinking" when they have gotten the essential series of a Coronavirus immunization and the latest suggested supporter portion.


Walensky is isolating at home and plans to participate in meetings virtually, the CDC said.

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