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CDC Keeps in Place New Rule About 5-Day Isolation

HeadlineJan 05, 2022

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has decided to largely stick with its new COVID isolation guidance saying people with asymptomatic infections can stop isolating after five days — down from 10 days. On Tuesday, the CDC said infected people could take a rapid test before ending isolation, but the agency is not mandating it. Meanwhile, new government data show 113,000 people are now hospitalized with COVID-19 — higher than during the Delta surge over the summer.

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