Individuals who test positive for COVID-19 do not need to isolate themselves or stay at home for five days, according to new ...

During the current "silent" COVID-19 surge, you are at greater risk for getting infected with the SARS-CoV-2. Here's what to ...

Has the CDC changed its five-day COVID-19 isolation guidelines? No ... “still in alignment with the CDC regarding isolation ...

COVID symptoms can be mild, severe, or nonexistent, according to the CDC—and can appear as late as two weeks after you’ve ...

allow us to focus on protecting people from serious illness from COVID-19." The new CDC guidelines say contact tracing, another hallmark during the pandemic, should be limited to hospitals and ...

Because he did so in a way that made the CDC’s change — which shortens the quarantine guidelines for people with positive but asymptomatic Covid cases — sound like it was motivated at least ...

Not anymore. In March, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its COVID isolation guidelines based on symptoms, not time since testing positive. Bottom line: If you’re sick ...

In all the other states, less than 1.1 percent of ER visits were associated with COVID. There were 254 COVID-19 deaths ...

Respiratory illness activity is currently considered "high" in the United States, according to the CDC. In one state, it is ...

In March, the CDC released new federal guidelines covering sars ... they don’t need to quarantine. If you get a positive COVID-19 test but are symptom-free, you should mask and limit contact ...

Is COVID going around again? The CDC's wastewater surveillance system suggests the virus is growing in prevalence.