The CDC May be Reconsidering its COVID Isolation Guidance

he CDC may soon change its COVID-19 isolation guidance, potentially allowing individuals to return to normal activities if symptoms are mild or resolving, without waiting for a specific duration. The shift, expected in April, contrasts with the current recommendation of at least five days of isolation for those testing positive. While the CDC has not confirmed the update, California and Oregon have already adopted similar guidelines. The agency emphasizes decisions will be based on evidence and science to ensure community health and safety. Read more from NPR here.