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Most people are contagious just before symptom onset and two to three days after. Can people be somewhat contagious after that? Probably. But the new shortened quarantine is rooted in the tricky compromise the CDC must make between science and practicality. https://t.co/89pGdhe9ZG — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Jan. 13, 2022 Hibernated

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The guidelines also reflect that many people continue testing positive for COVID weeks, if not months, after they’re no longer contagious. Why does that happen? How should you handle testing after you’ve had COVID? https://t.co/SdCRTlr8wM — PolitiTweet.org

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PCR tests can continue to come back positive for weeks — or months. That’s why it’s not recommended that you re-test with a PCR for 90 days, unless you develop symptoms during that time and a health care professional decides it is necessary for you. https://t.co/SdCRTlr8wM https://t.co/hArSi0CW2G — PolitiTweet.org

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