Some Health Experts Surprised by CDC Isolation Change Given Omicron Unknowns

Health experts are divided over the new CDC guidance that shrinks the isolation period for certain people with COVID-19: Some view the policy shift as a nod to reality, while others see it as confusing and even irresponsible. Federal health officials on Monday halved the recommended 10-day isolation period for many infected Americans, saying those without symptoms—or whose symptoms are improving and who do not have a fever—can now stop isolating after five days as long as they continue to wear masks around others. “I’m a little surprised at them cutting it in half without having a testing requirement associated… Read Full Article