"CDC Simplifies COVID Isolation Guidelines, Sparks Debate"

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The CDC has updated its isolation guidelines for COVID-19 cases, allowing infected individuals to return to work or public spaces one day after their fever subsides. This change reflects the progress made in protecting against severe illness from the virus. While the guidelines have been scaled back, health officials still recommend staying home until 24 hours after a fever, getting vaccinated, wearing masks, and practicing social distancing. The updated guidelines do not affect workers at nursing homes and other healthcare facilities, who are advised to follow specific recommendations.
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