Explaining, both when they put out one version last week, then when they put out this version this week. this is what dr. walensky said on cnn. last week she was trying to emphasize that the cdc is following the science. this decision really from the isolation standpoint had everything to do with the fact that we wouldn t change our guidance based on the result of that rapid test. and you know that it didn t have anything to do with any shortage at all, because we recommend rapid tests for those in quarantine. so much back and forth here, but the bottom line, john, if you have covid, stay home for five days. if your symptoms have resolved, then you can get out of isolation. if you want to take a test before you get out of isolation, fine, but you certainly don t have to. john? i wish the government were as clear and concise as you are. i get it now. thank you very much for help sorting through it. after that briefing today, the biden administration making
Others for five more days. here s the new part. they say if you want to, if you feel like it, if you can find one, go ahead and take an antigen test, also known as a rapid test, around day five. you don t have to. you can if you want to. if positive, you should isolate for the full 10 days rather than just the five days. now, let s talk a little bit about the science why they would let people out after five days, especially if they never take a test. this graph says it all. on the left-hand side, it shows the percent of people who are contagious when symptoms at symptom onset. when you start feeling symptoms, you are super contagious. that he wants the high bar there. as the days go by, you are less and less contagious. you see, after day five, the chances you re going to get someone else sick are really quite small. is it possible? yes. but it s quite small. so there are many voices saying since that chance is so small let s just, you know, why are we
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Yesterday? well, look, i ve known senator sinema since we were both in our mid-20s and starting out in politics here in arizona. the only consistency about her roles and positions is inconsistency. so i don t have to for her. she has to for again the voters of arizona and i hope she ll come and take the time to talk to them so she could hear what they are thinking. you both represent arizonans and she s making a political calculation that this isn t what her and your constituents want. i think that is true. but i think it is actually 100% missing the mark and she came to spoke to arizonans and it was an unscripted way. tomorrow i m having a rally where the king family and other
Vulnerable populations. harris: they haven t learned from the two years we suffered. those are the lessons you taught us. the cdc has updated guidance on isolation. this plays into the testing. it says that people who have recovered from covid and have isolated for at least five days can take a rapid test if they want to but don t have to. when asked why the agency didn t require a negative test for release after a short period the cdc said this. what we do know is that the pcr test after infection can be positive for up to 12 weeks. it won t be helpful. the question is why not do an antigen test at five days? we do know some people at five days will be negative and still be able to transmit. the antigen test was not authorized for this purpose and it is not information would not be useful regardless of