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The XFG COVID-19 variant, aka "Stratus," is spreading rapidly in the U.S. as cases climb. Here's what to know about symptoms ...
A phase 2 study shows that azelastine nasal spray lowered coronavirus infection rates to 2.2% compared to 6.7%, researchers ...
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Bowl of Quick Cook on MSNUnraveling the Lingering Mysteries of COVID-19: From Lost Taste to Economic Strain and Hopeful New Tools
The ride with COVID-19 has been a twisting one, and not all have been enjoyable. Perhaps the oddest, most unforgettable ...
The active ingredient in a common over-the-counter allergy spray may do more than ease hay fever symptoms. A new clinical ...
COVID test positivity rates, which measure the percentage of positive tests out of all tests given, in the United States is ...
Two new COVID-19 Omicron sub-variants, Nimbus (NB.1.8.1) and Stratus (XFG), have been detected in India. Dr Neha Rastogi ...
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Health and Me on MSNCOVID Symptoms Have Different In 2025—How Long After Exposure Should You Get Tested?
After exposure to COVID-19, most infections become detectable within 3–7 days. Testing too early can yield false negatives, ...
More than a half a year into the battle against the novel coronavirus, here’s what we know now about the typical (and unusual) symptoms of Covid-19 — and the best ways to stay safe.
Coronavirus symptoms: Your questions about COVID-19 answered Health experts weigh in on the best ways to guard against the virus.
People with signature COVID-19 symptoms — fever, cough, fatigue and shortness of breath — should not immediately rush to the nearest emergency room. Here's why.
Patients with COVID-19 who felt more than five symptoms in their first week of illness were more likely to become a 'COVID-19 long hauler.' ...
Fever, cough and shortness of breath are still key signs that you might have Covid-19, but experts now know there are other red flags signaling infection ...
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