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3 days ago · Key points. New evidence has led to updated Respiratory Virus Guidance focused on COVID-19, flu, and RSV. CDC changed the "isolation" period for COVID-19; the updated recommendations end the "stay home" period based on symptoms and not testing. Schools should align their respiratory illness policies with the updated Respiratory Virus Guidance.
3 days ago · With COVID-19, it appears that symptoms last longer and some individuals may experience fatigue and anosmia—a loss of smell and taste—that can persist for weeks. But for the most part, only testing can determine whether you have coronavirus or not. Is it possible to have the cold, the flu, RSV or COVID-19 at the same time?
3 days ago · You are considered high risk for a severe case of flu or COVID-19 if you: Are 65 years or older. Are pregnant. Have certain health conditions such as obesity, asthma, diabetes, or heart disease. Have a weakened immune system. You are considered high risk for severe RSV if you: Are 75 years or older, or. Are 60–74 years old and live in a ...
Sep 4, 2024 · The common cold is also typically short-lived: symptoms generally last seven to 10 days, as opposed to COVID and flu symptoms, which can last for two weeks. Cold vs. Flu vs....
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Sep 9, 2024 · Although there are no longer any hard guidelines about how many days you should isolate if infected with Covid-19 as of this year, the CDC recommends staying home and away from others if you...
Sep 11, 2024 · Jason Newland, Division Chief of Infectious Diseases at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, highlights the differences and shares tips to protect your family as we near a season filled with sniffles,...
Sep 5, 2024 · Understanding the difference between flu and COVID-19 symptoms—as well as other common respiratory illnesses in kids such as RSV, allergies and the common cold—is important for you to know so you can provide the best care for you family.
