However, it is still recommended that individuals who have not been fully vaccinated keep their Easter meals and egg hunts with only the people in their household or outside while they are 6 meters apart to prevent the spread of Covid-19, the CDC said.
The CDC’s tweets this week are based on pre-existing CDC guidelines for fully vaccinated individuals, which means that it’s been two weeks since they received their second dose of Pfizer / BioNTech or Moderna vaccines, or that it’s two weeks since they received the single dose. Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine.
According to the agency’s guidance, announced in March, fully vaccinated people can gather indoors without masks. In addition, they can congregate without masks with non-vaccinated, but the visits should be limited to one household that has not been vaccinated.
However, precautions should be taken when visiting a person who has not been vaccinated, with an increased risk of serious illness or death due to Covid-19, according to the CDC.
According to the CDC, vaccines against the new coronavirus are still being studied, and their guidance will continue to be updated as health officials learn more.
Until then, there are a few precautions that need to be fully vaccinated in public, including wearing masks, keeping social distance and avoiding crowds.