IIRC, @WichitaFalls got Bebtelovimab, which is currently the only antibody treatment available that works against Omicron variants.
It’s the paxlovid rebound. Same thing happened with Fauci.
Makes you wonder how many that happens to and off they go to work! Not blaming the sick people, blaming Covid!
I got COVID (again). I'm staying home (again). Why are so few following the rules?
Indifference makes this whole ordeal harder for everyone. Without community norms, doing the right thing can make you feel rather foolish.www.usatoday.com
If you want to know at least one reason why we as a country continue to keep this virus around, it is because so many infected people are going rogue and mingling with others.
When they are supposed to isolate: they don't. Sad.
www.nbcnews.com
NOT good news for me! I just keep waiting for it to come back. Oddly enough, I lost it in the final days of my Covid. It’s been 6 months.One of the stranger symptoms of Covid — the loss of the sense of smell — is a symptom that, well before the pandemic, was considered to be a warning sign for dementia.Loss of smell is a warning sign of Alzheimer’s. What if you lose your sense of smell from Covid?
New findings suggest there might be a connection between Covid-related loss of smell and cognitive impairment, but experts say more research is needed.
The big question for researchers now is whether Covid-related loss of smell might also be associated with cognitive decline. Around 5 percent of Covid patients worldwide — some 27 million people — have reported loss of smell lasting more than six months.
New preliminary findings presented Sunday at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in San Diego suggest there may be a link, though experts caution that more research is needed...
One of the stranger symptoms of Covid — the loss of the sense of smell — is a symptom that, well before the pandemic, was considered to be a warning sign for dementia.Loss of smell is a warning sign of Alzheimer’s. What if you lose your sense of smell from Covid?
New findings suggest there might be a connection between Covid-related loss of smell and cognitive impairment, but experts say more research is needed.
The big question for researchers now is whether Covid-related loss of smell might also be associated with cognitive decline. Around 5 percent of Covid patients worldwide — some 27 million people — have reported loss of smell lasting more than six months.
New preliminary findings presented Sunday at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference in San Diego suggest there may be a link, though experts caution that more research is needed...
Yeah right- no longer contagious? so many people have no clue--- they walk among us- they sit next to us- they breathe on us-- sigh
Now that most places aren’t making isolation mandatory anymore, this is sadly how this will keep spreading…I got COVID (again). I'm staying home (again). Why are so few following the rules?
Indifference makes this whole ordeal harder for everyone. Without community norms, doing the right thing can make you feel rather foolish.www.usatoday.com
If you want to know at least one reason why we as a country continue to keep this virus around, it is because so many infected people are going rogue and mingling with others.
When they are supposed to isolate: they don't. Sad.
www.worldometers.info
Wow! Remember When that would have been headlines here? Crickets…Have you all been watching Japan? It's been raging there.
Japan COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer
Japan Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.
