How long is someone contagious after they test positive for COVID-19?

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How long is someone contagious after they test positive for COVID-19?

“”A person with COVID-19 is likely no longer contagious after 10 days have passed since testing positive for coronavirus, and 72 hours after resolution of his or her respiratory symptoms and fever,”” Dr. Septimus explains. Jan 5, 2022

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