Think about one year ago.
On Feb. 2, the Super Bowl was played in front of more than 62,000 fans packed into Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium. A month later, 18,548 watched the Penguins play the Carolina Hurricanes on March 8 at PPG Paints Arena.
A few days after that, the NHL, NBA and NCAA basketball shut down completely.
Movie theaters, museums, live concert venues, schools, restaurants, bars just about any place where people gathered in public soon followed suit.
A deadly virus that took root in China in late 2019 swept the globe.
A ripple turned into a wave, sparing no one, sickening 114 million and killing more than 2.5 million worldwide, including 523,000 Americans and more than 24,000 Pennsylvanians.
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This One Thing Could Get Rid of Your Long COVID Symptoms, Doctors Say
By Zachary Mack of Best Life |
This One Thing Could Get Rid of Your Long COVID Symptoms, Doctors Say
Contracting the novel coronavirus can create a score of immediate health issues for patients. But a year into the pandemic, there s more focus on better understanding long haul COVID and the symptoms that can afflict patients months after their infection has cleared. While feeling exhausted and sick for months can seem helpless, doctors are now suggesting that there s something that may make those with long COVID feel better and it ll soon be available to everyone: the vaccine. Read on to see what this could mean for future treatment, and for more on warning signs you should know about, check out Dr. Fauci Just Said This Is the Tell-Tale Sign You Have Long COVID.