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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] What I said was that requiring a PCR for a previously-symptomatic child to return to daycare before a full 10-day exclusion could help prevent a superspreader event. That is in line with CDC guidance and that of other medical professionals. I did not say that would be the only policy put into place to prevent superspreader events. [/quote] A 10-day exclusion is not the current CDC guidance. Current guidance as of August states you don’t have to stay home after exposure if you don’t develop symptoms. It recommends testing 6 days after a known exposure, and you can end your isolation with a negative test. Even if the child had tested positive, which OP’s didn’t, CDC says isolation can end “after day 5 if you are fever free for 24 hours”. [/quote] If I’m not mistaken that is guidance with masking. Many daycare‘s don’t mask and that is where the 10 days come in.[/quote]
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