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The summer COVID-19 wave is happening now. Experts anticipate this will continue for several more weeks.It's unclear how this will impact the winter respiratory virus season.While the reprieve from soaring temperatures may make it seem like the season is coming to a close, the COVID-19 summer wave persists. In fact, COVID-19 cases in the U.S. have been elevated since June and are still high.
“Hopefully we’ll have a respite before we hit the Thanksgiving and religious holiday seasons, which is the start of the winter waves,” Dr. Russo says. What are the symptoms of the latest COVID-19 variants?The official symptoms of COVID-19 have not changed.
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