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The omicron BA.2 variant in Florida: What you need to know to stay safe

In Florida, where positivity rates are low, many people are taking off their masks and returning to indoor spaces like restaurants and theaters. As BA.2 accounts for more cases in Florida, attention is on whether another wave will hit the state and how to move forward while staying safe. ....

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Omicron subvariant in Florida: What to know to stay safe - South Florida Sun-Sentinel

In Florida, where positivity rates are low, many people are taking off their masks and returning to indoor spaces like restaurants and theaters. As BA.2 accounts for more cases in Florida, attention is on whether another wave will hit the state and how to move forward while staying safe. ....

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Harvard experts on Omicron and long COVID

As Omicron fades, specialists seek answers for patients who can’t shake symptoms. ....

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Peripheral Neuropathy Evaluations of Patients With Prolonged Long COVID

Background and Objectives Recovery from severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection appears exponential, leaving a tail of patients reporting various long COVID symptoms including unexplained fatigue/exertional intolerance and dysautonomic and sensory concerns. Indirect evidence links long COVID to incident polyneuropathy affecting the small-fiber (sensory/autonomic) axons.

Methods We analyzed cross-sectional and longitudinal data from patients with World Health Organization (WHO)-defined long COVID without prior neuropathy history or risks who were referred for peripheral neuropathy evaluations. We captured standardized symptoms, examinations, objective neurodiagnostic test results, and outcomes, tracking participants for 1.4 years on average.

Results Among 17 patients (mean age 43.3 years, 69% female, 94% Caucasian, and 19% Latino), 59% had ≥1 test interpretation confirming neuropathy. These included 63% (10/16) of skin biopsies, 17% (2/12) ....

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Harvard scientists explain if Omicron can curb cases of prolonged COVID

Although recent reports suggest that Omicron may cause less severe initial illness than other variants, the basic symptoms of infection with Omicron a ....

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