Posted on Feb 10, 2021
What One 'Extremely Unusual' COVID-19 Case Tells Us About New Variants
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One atypical COVID-19 case is teaching health experts about how the disease is mutating.
A 45-year-old patient in Boston battled COVID-19 for 154 days, one of the longest infections on record, before he died over the summer. Dr. Jonathan Li of the city’s Brigham and Women's Hospital treated this patient and says this man's case is helping doctors understand new emerging variants.
A 45-year-old patient in Boston battled COVID-19 for 154 days, one of the longest infections on record, before he died over the summer. Dr. Jonathan Li of the city’s Brigham and Women's Hospital treated this patient and says this man's case is helping doctors understand new emerging variants.
What One 'Extremely Unusual' COVID-19 Case Tells Us About New Variants
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Every case is different. About 5 weeks after my last symptoms I began to have short duration, infrequent, rather bizarre olfactory hallucinations. Haven't had any for a week or so now, but I'm sure they were covid related.
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1SG Steven Imerman
SGT (Join to see) - Oh hell, I dropped about enough acid to dissolve a small warship in the very early '70s, then lied to get in the military. God only knows what a brain scan might turn up.
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