Health
Many fully recovered COVID-19 patients still test positive for virus – SlashGear
The general advice regarding suspected SARS-CoV-2 exposure is self-quarantining for two weeks, during which time it is expected that symptoms will appear. What…
The general advice regarding suspected SARS-CoV-2 exposure is self-quarantining for two weeks, during which time it is expected that symptoms will appear. What about when a person tests positive? The World Health Organization (WHO) offers criteria on when a patient can be considered recovered and safe to exit quarantine, but a new study raises questions about whether some of those people may still be spreading the virus.
The new study was published by Elsevier, which found that certain continuing…
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