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The American Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has shortened quarantine and isolation duration for Covid-19 positive people.
The CDC has said that Americans who test positive for the coronavirus can self-isolate for just five days, down from the 10 days the agency previously recommended.
Americans leaving isolation should wear masks around others for an additional five days after their isolation periods have ended, the officials said.
The CDC also shortened the recommended time for people to quarantine if they are exposed to the virus to a similar five days if they are vaccinated. People who are fully vaccinated and boosted may not need to quarantine at all, the CDC said.
The updated guidance comes amid a rising tide of infections that threatens to swamp the US health care system. On Sunday, the seven-day national average of new daily cases climbed past 2,14,000, an 83 percent jump over the past 14 days.

Covid-19: US CDC shortens quarantine and isolation period. See details

The American Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has shortened quarantine and isolation duration for Covid-19 positive people. Know details

US CDC has shortened isolation and quarantine time for Covid +ve people

US CDC&nbsp;has shortened isolation and quarantine&nbsp;time for Covid&nbsp;+ve
Covid&nbsp;+ve Americans now need to isolate only for 5 days
Quarantine period due to exposure also down to 5 days
Those&nbsp;fully vaccinated and boosted may not need to quarantine at all
New CDC&nbsp;guidelines amid rising tide of Covid&nbsp;infections in US

The CDC has said that Americans who test positive for the coronavirus can self-isolate for just five days, down from the 10 days earlier

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has shortened quarantine and isolation duration for Covid-19 positive people.
The CDC has said that Americans who test positive for the coronavirus can self-isolate for just five days, down from the 10 days the agency previously recommended.
Americans leaving isolation should wear masks around others for an additional five days after their isolation periods have ended, the officials said.
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The CDC also shortened the recommended time for people to quarantine if they are exposed to the virus to a similar five days if they are vaccinated. People who are fully vaccinated and boosted may not need to quarantine at all, the CDC said.
The updated guidance comes amid a rising tide of infections that threatens to swamp the US health care system. On Sunday, the seven-day national average of new daily cases climbed past 2,14,000, an 83 percent jump over the past 14 days.

A study conducted by researchers at Cornell University revealed that the desire to socialise increases significantly after living in isolation.

Here's how isolation affects social interaction, especially amid COVID-19 pandemic

If you have been living in isolation for too long, chances are strong that your desire to interact and socialise with other people may increase significantly.

Yes, covid isolation manifests the desire to socialise

The desire to socialise increases significantly after living in isolation, reveals a new study by Cornell University.

When some female mice were kept in acute isolation for a certain period of time, they exhibited a strong desire to socialise with others. The mice significantly increased their production of social calls, akin to human emotional vocalisations.
This experiment, conducted by researchers at Cornell University reveals that the behaviour of the isolated mice is a method to understand the mental and physical behaviour of isolated humans as well &ndash; especially due to COVID-19 pandemic. Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-has-brought-consumers-closer-to-their-roots-study-1629973954193">COVID has brought consumers closer to their roots: Study</a>
Katherine Tschida, Assistant Professor of Psychology at the university said that intuitively, humans also exhibit a similar desire to socially interact with others after living in isolation for too long. In fact, researchers reported that it's not the sex drive that is on the rise after isolation, but the craving for affiliative social contact which escalated significantly.&nbsp;
The researchers believe that a longer study could also contribute to the understanding and treatment of social anxiety and depression, as well as factors that contribute to differences in susceptibility to social isolation.
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