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What you – and doctors – should watch for if you have COVID-19

  • Written by Kartikeya Cherabuddi, Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Florida
imageHow does COVID-19 progress after you test positive?AP Photo/John Minchillo

Even though President Donald Trump is back at the White House following his hospitalization for COVID-19, people around the world are watching his health, in addition to that of a number of other politicians who have tested positive for the disease. Infectious disease...

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