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Mysterious symptoms? Is It COVID-19?
By now, we have come to recognize the common symptoms of COVID-19, including fever, chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing and loss of taste or smell. As the pandemic has waged on, several other less publicized symptoms may present themselves. In...
Why Teens Need COVID-19 Testing Now More Than Ever
Prom dress...check. Corsage….check. Cap and gown….check. COVID-19 test? Yes! Testing should be added to your teen’s must-have list if it isn’t already. With major events such as the prom and graduation around the corner, it’s a very busy time of year for high...
THE IMPORTANCE OF COVID-19 ANTIBODY TESTING.
The coronavirus pandemic has affected most aspects of daily life both in the U.S. and around the world. According to the Centers For Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), the U.S. alone has seen over 3,952,273 cases of COVID-19, along with over 142,000 deaths since...
Monkeys Infected with Novel Coronavirus Developed Short-Term Immunity
Test monkeys infected with the novel coronavirus responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic were protected from reinfection for up to 28 days later.
Antibodies in COVID-Recovered Patients Last Only 2-3 Months
A Chinese study found that asymptomatic individuals have less antibodies than symptomatic ones, a fact that could have significant bearing on vaccines.
Risk Stratification for Workers during the Covid-19 Pandemic
As states enacted stay-at-home advisories or orders, businesses and workers deemed essential were universally excepted from these rules or recommendations. Yet these orders contained no guidance on how to protect essential workers who are at increased risk for poor outcomes because of advanced age or chronic conditions.
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