The memo said the Trump-era U.S. Department of Disease Control and Prevention. The centers have met the criteria to end segregation, but that’s not to say Trump received a negative coronavirus test after the first week’s positive test for the virus. However, in the opinion of the CDC there is no criterion to clear that isolation.

“This evening I am pleased to report that in addition to the President meeting with the CDC’s criteria for a safe closure of isolation, this morning’s Covid PCR sample shows that, by current standards, he no longer considers transmission a risk to others,” Is.

Conley wrote that Trump is fever-free for “more than 24 hours” 10 days after the onset of symptoms, and after diagnostic tests, “there is no longer any evidence of an active response to the virus.”

Conley did not fully explain to the president what “advanced diagnostic tests” he received. For example, he did not specify whether he introduced a so-called viral culture – a process by which scientists try to infect living cells to see if they are active viruses.

Conley’s latest revelation comes as Trump prepares to return to the campaign trail after being sidelined amid his fight against the virus. Additional questions about the president’s health are likely to arise as officials continue to make carefully worded statements as the campaign enters its final phase.

Trump held them on Saturday The first public event Since his diagnosis, the White House has delivered a highly political speech to a packed crowd of supporters on the South Lawn. He is currently hosting at least three individual rallies this coming week starting Monday in Florida. Conley has said he will continue to monitor Trump “as he returns to an active timetable.”

Officials – including K. Connolly – still could not disclose when he was tested negative by the president before his positive test last week, which will give an understanding of how contagious he was and how much he had at the time.

Trump, who left the hospital earlier this week after receiving treatment for the virus. Credit for his speedy recovery For his quick treatment during an interview with Fox News on Friday.

“I think the secret for me was that I got there so early,” said Dr. Smith, the network’s medical contributor. Said Mark Siegel.

Trump received an immediate dose of experimental monoclonal antibody therapy at the White House, then treated with a course of infused antiviral drugs remedesivir and steroid dexamethasone during his hospital stay. Conley had earlier said he was also given supplemental oxygen.

This story has been updated with additional background information and context.

CNN’s Devon Cole, Shelby Lynn Eirdman and Maggie Fox will contribute to the report.