California's 24-hour isolation recommendation will lead to more long COVID
“There is growing evidence that not getting enough rest during the acute infection increases one’s risk for long COVID.”
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“There is growing evidence that not getting enough rest during the acute infection increases one’s risk for long COVID.”
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Californians infected with COVID-19 may go about their lives without isolating or testing negative as long as their symptoms are improving, according to new and significantly loosened guidelines from the California Department of Public Health.
The new health order allows Californians with COVID-19 to return to work or school as long as their symptoms are improving and they are fever-free for 24 hours without medication.
Rachael Bedard on LISTEN, a new study on Long COVID that’s being helmed by two Yale researchers and that works in tandem with the participating patients.