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CDC Walks Back COVID Guidance Again, Finds Lasting Post-Vaccine Heart Problems in Young Adults<\/a><\/p>\n

The CDC continues to erase distinctions by COVID-19 vaccination status<\/a> in public health guidance as ongoing global research \u2014 including its own \u2014 documents the mediocre performance of COVID vaccines and their unexpectedly high rates of lasting harm in some groups.<\/p>\n

Vaccination status is no longer used “to inform source control, screening testing, or post-exposure recommendations” for healthcare personnel, the Friday update to their CDC guidance<\/a>\u00a0says.<\/p>\n

The agency “[c]larified” that healthcare facilities, including nursing homes, have discretion on whether to screen-test asymptomatic personnel. It also now says asymptomatic patients “in general” do not require “empiric use of Transmission-Based Precautions” after exposure to an infected person.<\/p>\n

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