New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says that forcing people to return to work after a five-day COVID-19 quarantine is ‘sociopathic’ and falsely claims that omicron Despite science supporting otherwise, she says she has now recovered from the virus.
democrat Gave an update on Saturday, on Monday, January 10 it was revealed that he had tested positive coronavirus,
She shared three photos, one showing two positive test results, one cuddling with her dog and a solo shot of her French bulldog Deco.
‘Okay, it happened. Got COVID, maybe Omicron. As of today I am thankfully cured and wrapping up the quarantine but COVID was no joke,’ she began the long caption on Saturday.
The AOC claimed that Omicron is not mild, despite the fact that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently reported that the strain is not as dangerous as the previous Delta variant.
‘For a while I have noticed that the word “mild” is misleading when the bar is hospitalization and death. Even “mild” cases can result in prolonged COVID, including several conditions such as cognitive impairment, POTS and chronic fatigue,’ the AOC said of the edition.
The news of AOC’s positive COVID test result came just a week after he was seen partying without a mask at a Miami drag brunch on January 2.
The AOC revealed that she had contracted the coronavirus in a pair of photos, one showing two positive test results and two other photos showing her hugging her with her dog.
Image: Instagram photo of Ocasio-Cortez’s two positive COVID-19 tests
Image: US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez speaks at an event at the US Climate Action Center at the COP26 UN climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, on November 9, 2021.
The 32-year-old Bronx representative made the announcement on his official Twitter page on January 9, sharing a statement on the House of Representatives-led paper, saying: ‘Rep. Ocasio-Cortez has received a positive test result for COVID-19 .
‘She is experiencing symptoms and is recovering at home. Congresswoman got her booster shot this fall, and encourages everyone to get their booster and follow all CDC guidance.’
The AOC then added some of its guidance in a follow-up tweet, which read: ‘For information on what to do if you have been exposed to COVID, test positive or would like to schedule a test or vaccine in New York City – See our round-up of CDC and NYC resources here,’ before adding a link to a personal website.
However, clinical reports indicate that patients with Omicron perform far better than those with other variants, while research shows that Omicron does not target tissues associated with poor disease outcomes, which That’s an encouraging prospect. Scientist,
Omicron has proven that the incubation period is also short – defined as the time between becoming infected and symptom onset – of just two to four days.
Meanwhile, hospitalization and death rates for vaccinated people are much lower than for all other COVID-19 variants, the CDC reported earlier this month.
The liberal politician said that since contracting the virus, he has learned how ‘sociopathic’ it is to get people back to work just five days after they have been quarantined for COVID.
‘The idea of forcing people to work just five days after symptoms start is sociopathic and is 100 percent informed by a culture that accepts the sacrifice of human lives for profit margins as a fair trade. The good news is we have an antidote: community.’
It is not known where he caught the virus, although he was pictured partying without a mask during a brunch event in Miami’s South Beach on January 2, pictured above
The AOC falsely claimed that the Omicron is not mild, despite the fact that the CDC recently reported that the strain does not appear to be as dangerous as the previous Delta version.
On January 4, the CDC reduced the recommended time for isolation for the public from 10-20 days to just five days when quarantining for the coronavirus.
According to the CDC, the reasons for the shortened isolation period are threefold.
Infectivity with Omicron decreases approximately one day before symptom onset and within one week of symptom onset, with average duration of infection and risk of transmission between two to three days before and eight days after symptom onset Is.
The data, which includes a review of 113 studies from 17 different countries, shows that for most COVID-19 strains – Omicron included – transmission occurs early in the course of infection, requiring less time for isolation.
The CDC said these updated quarantine recommendations are for “meeting individual social and wellbeing needs, return to work, and maintenance of critical infrastructure,” according to the agency. Website,
While a five-day quarantine period was created last week to focus on the period when a person is most contagious, the CDC recommends continuing to mask for an additional five days after isolation.
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