[BostonCard]

Hmmm, perhaps it wasn't the CDC, but the HHS or Dr Birx or...ahh, the Surgeon General said it could make you more susceptible:
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/02/health/su...index.html

And has CDC language always been so easy to misinterpret?  "Do not recommend" can easily be misconstrued as "recommend...don't".

Yes, this has been a problem, as has communication about the absence of evidence of benefit being interpreted as evidence of absence of benefit.

BC

[BostonCard]

Hmmm, perhaps it wasn't the CDC, but the HHS or Dr Birx or...ahh, the Surgeon General said it could make you more susceptible:
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/02/health/su...index.html

And has CDC language always been so easy to misinterpret?  "Do not recommend" can easily be misconstrued as "recommend...don't".

Yes, this has been a problem, as has communication about the absence of evidence of benefit being interpreted as evidence of absence of benefit.

BC