In February, air from inside a potentially contaminated Centers for Disease Control (CDC) lab briefly blew outward into a “clean” corridor where a group of visitors weren’t wearing any protective gear which raised concern about exposure risks, according to internal e-mails reporting what happened.
The incident raised further questions as to biosafety operations at the CDC’s Emerging Infectious Diseases Laboratory, also known as CDC Building 18.
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