COVID 'long haulers' suffer symptoms months later

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COVID 'long haulers' suffer symptoms months later

COVID 'long haulers' suffer symptoms months later

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Published 09 Oct 2020

President Donald Trump after his release from the hospital for treatment of coronavirus told Americans to not "be afraid of it." But for those who are suffering the effects of the illness after getting sick, it's tough not to be dominated by it. (Oct. 9)

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