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Minnesota reports 15 new virus deaths, 658 new infections

Copy shortlink: Fifteen COVID-19 deaths were reported in Minnesota on Wednesday along with 658 infections with the novel coronavirus that causes the respiratory disease. The relatively low case count the lowest single-day total reported on a Wednesday in 2021 offered further evidence that the latest COVID-19 wave has peaked amid vaccination progress. The state also reported a COVID-19 test positivity rate of 4.9% for the seven-day period ending May 10 dropping below the 5% caution threshold for viral transmission for the first time since mid-March. The state on Wednesday reported that more than 2.7 million people in Minnesota have received at least a first dose of COVID-19 vaccine and nearly 2.4 million of them have completed the one- or two-dose series.

Many COVID long-haulers were never hospitalized for virus

Copy shortlink: Larry Farber couldn t walk a mile last month without stopping three times to catch his breath, the aftereffect of a COVID-19 illness so severe that the 64-year-old was hospitalized twice and received powerful steroids and oxygen support to breathe. Amy Crnecki wasn t hospitalized for COVID-19, but the 38-year-old still can t dance with her daughter without fear of crushing fatigue. I just want to be able to play outside with my kids, she said, and play a game of basketball and not feel winded and feel like, I shouldn t have done that.   The two Minnesotans, diagnosed with COVID-19 during the same week in November, are part of a poorly understood group of people whose health has suffered long after infection and who could continue to struggle after the pandemic recedes. The number of COVID long haulers remains a mystery in a pandemic that otherwise has been one of the most measured, modeled and mapped events in human history.

Number of COVID-19 Long-Hauler Scars is a Mystery

Number of COVID-19 ‘Long-Hauler’ Scars Is a Mystery Little is known about the prevalence of long-term complications from COVID-19. This, in part, is because there is no agreed-upon definition of such cases and no easy methods of tracking them. May 17, 2021 •  Star Tribune/Jerry Holt (TNS) - Larry Farber couldn t walk a mile last month without stopping three times to catch his breath, the aftereffect of a COVID-19 illness so severe that the 64-year-old was hospitalized twice and received powerful steroids and oxygen support to breathe. Amy Crnecki wasn t hospitalized for COVID-19, but the 38-year-old still can t dance with her daughter without fear of crushing fatigue.

Models forecast COVID-19 in sharp retreat in Minnesota

Models forecast COVID-19 in sharp retreat in Minnesota
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