President Joe Biden was cleared to resume public activities after recovering from COVID-19, which he tested positive for on July 21.
Biden has completed five full days of isolation and tested negative twice, so he “will discontinue his strict isolation measures,” the White House physician, Dr. Kevin O’Connor, wrote Wednesday.
The White House schedule was updated to show that Biden will make remarks in the Rose Garden on Wednesday morning.
Biden, who is up to date on his vaccines and boosters, had been carrying out presidential duties in isolation at the White House alongside his German shepherd, Commander.
Biden will wear a mask for the next 10 days any time he is around others and will get tested more often than usual, O’Connor wrote.
“I’m feeling better every day,” Biden, 79, said four days after his diagnosis. “I still have this ― a little bit of a sore throat and a little bit of a cough, but it’s changing significantly.”
His symptoms have been mild and improved…
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