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Vaccinations are meant to prevent serious illness

The combination of these three respiratory threats is keeping WNY hospitals busy, but it’s possible to reduce that pressure through vaccination and through resuming whatever protective measures seem comfortable. ....

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What to Know About the New COVID-19 Variants

The COVID-19 pandemic remains dynamic as new variants like EG.5, FL.1.5.1, and BA.2.86 arise. Their prevalence and potential impact are vital in our ongoing efforts to stay safe. Amid these evolving strains, experts stress the importance of vigilance and preventive measures to protect public health. ....

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Health experts put more focus on 'Long COVID' and potential future health effects

WBFO s Michael Mroziak reports.
Darren Lisicki, seen with his wife Shannon, was diagnosed with COVID-19 in April 2020. He has continued to experience post-COVID symptoms such as shortness of breath and heart palpitations more than a year later.
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Darren Lisicki was diagnosed with COVID-19 in April 2020. He had been feeling symptoms prior to the diagnosis but, he explained, actually received a negative test result which, ironically, allowed him to then be checked out at the hospital. It was then they realized he was indeed infected.
Prior to his diagnosis, he led an active lifestyle that included long runs, hiking and mountain climbing. When ill with COVID, he experienced shortness of breath, and a constant feeling of pressure on the chest, as if he was always being smothered. ....

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