California eases COVID protocols, mild cases no longer warrant isolation: State health department
California eases COVID protocols, mild cases no longer warrant isolation: State health department
California, the state that once enacted some of the strictest COVID-19 protocols, has recently relaxed its guidance, going even further than the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A new California Department of Public Health order allows return to work and return to school in cases with no fever for 24 hours, with mild and improving symptoms.
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