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Research continues to contradict this assertion, however.
A recent study found that for 17 percent of COVID-19 patients with multiple symptoms, skin rashes were the first symptom to appear, while for 21 percent of patients rashes were their only symptom, reports The Conversation.
Research gathered throughout the pandemic suggests there are four distinct skin changes that can signal COVID-19.
Chilblain-like lesions
These are characterised as red, swollen or blistering skin lesions that affect mainly the toes and soles of the feet, colloquially known as “COVID toes”.
Coronavirus symptoms: Chilblain-like lesions, hives and vesicular lesions are signs (Image: Getty Images)
Over the course of one to two weeks, the lesions will become even more discoloured and will flatten, and after this they will spontaneously resolve without treatment.
Bee deaths spark investigation after traces of chemical Fipronil found in hives
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A southern Queensland beekeeper is desperate for answers after losing up to 600,000 honeybees to suspected poisoning by a controversial agricultural chemical.
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Biosecurity Queensland is investigating the cause of bee deaths at Dalby on the Western Downs
Beekeeper Peter Donohoe says traces of the insecticide Fipronil were found on his dead bees and hives
He s now joined other keepers in calling for a ban on the chemical s use
Peter Donohoe, from Dalby, first contacted biosecurity officials after finding hundreds of dying bees on his property on Christmas morning.
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