2 new COVID variants called 'FLiRT' are spreading in the U.S. What are the symptoms?

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We were right then... and we are right now!

It was better to wear a mask than to get that dangerous and deadly COVID clot shot.

 

[JustAGuy1]

Why do you care if masks work or not... you hate masks period- you would NOT want them to work

you probably hate reading glasses too, but they work

My glasses work just fine. Masks do not. As I said you fall for the BS.

 

[luiza]

Those of you who religiously pick a fight with a mask, carry on...

Many of us will continue to wear our masks. You will just have to deal with it.

No . It's your problem .
We are just onlookers doubled in laughter .

The irony though is that you have no inkling of your stupidity .

A true Denier to the end .

 

[JustAGuy1]

We were right then... and we are right now!

It was better to wear a mask than to get that dangerous and deadly COVID clot shot.

That's point lil guy, neither work so we didn't use them or take the shot.

 

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That's point lil guy, neither work so we didn't use them or take the shot.

We don't listen to you. You have no medial credentials whatsoever! We will wear our masks, and nearly 70% of all Americans did get that clot shot.

As of April 2023, about 69 percent of the U.S. population had been vaccinated against COVID. Rhode Island had one of the highest shares of people vaccinated

 

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Amid summer COVID surge warning from CDC, should you worry? Doctors weigh in​

Sun, June 30, 2024, 7:13 PM CDT

A summer COVID surge is underway in the U.S., warns the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) — so should you be concerned?

As of June 25, 2024, the CDC estimated that COVID-19 infections are "growing or likely growing" in 44 states and territories, according to a news alert on its website.

Despite the rise in cases, hospitalizations and deaths remain low, the data shows.

COVID’s subvariants (FLiRT) are "immunoevasive," according to Siegel, which means people can get them even if they had prior immunity.

To reduce the chances of catching COVID this summer, Siegel said the same advice applies year-round. To reduce the chances of catching COVID this summer, Siegel said the same advice applies year-round.

Amid summer COVID surge warning from CDC, should you worry? Doctors weigh in

A summer COVID surge is underway in the U.S., warns the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — so should you be concerned? Two doctors share their input on risks and prevention.

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