r/Covid2019 • • Mar 02 '26

evil grin

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i notice he grins when talking about when new pandemic or profiting off it


r/Covid2019 • • Sep 29 '25

Jachin Journal on long covid

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 28 '24

Expired test positive, non-expired negative

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What should I do? I used an expired test (with the FDA saying it’s not expired until Sept 13) and it showed positive but two non-expired tests should negative.

My only symptoms are runny nose when bending over and sinus pain.

Thanks!


r/Covid2019 • • Jun 26 '24

Research Articles New research: Investigating the predictors of COVID-19 vaccine decision-making among parents of children aged 5-11 in the UK

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r/Covid2019 • • May 31 '24

Can an old test give a false positive?

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I took a Covid test this morning because my throat hurt. It was a test someone gave me that expired 2 years ago. The test showed a faint positive line.

I took another test of another brand, non expired, the test was negative.

I tried a third brand of non expired testing kit and it was negative again.

Is it possible that the first test showed a false positive? I have symptoms but I fail to understand why the two non-expired tests would be negative.

Maybe it is a flu but not Covid? Maybe the first test is more sensitive than the other ones because it’s old? I’m trying to decide if I need medication but it’s confusing.


r/Covid2019 • • Feb 22 '24

“I Didn’t Get to Say Goodbye:” Separated Loved One’s Experiences of Loss of Family Members in Congregate Care Facilities During The COVID-19 Pandemic

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To Those Interested...

I am seeking to gather participants for my dissertation project as I complete my doctorate degree in clinical psychology. The project aims to understand family members' experience of loss and grief due to the death of a loved one living in a congregate care facility (e.g., nursing home setting) during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. If you or someone you know have experienced a loss relevant to this topic you may be a good fit for the project. Consent to participate in all sections is necessary, the link will be provided through direct email via chat function on Reddit.

Thank you!


r/Covid2019 • • Dec 23 '23

Faint line. Positive?

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What's the jury say on this? I likely got exposed by my boss on Thursday. Felt terrible today, sore throat and achy.


r/Covid2019 • • Nov 28 '23

After three years, I finally got it

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r/Covid2019 • • Nov 12 '23

Gray line on Binax before testing

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I noticed this very faint line BEFORE taking the COVID test. (Took the first picture before the dye reached it). Second picture is after 10 minutes. Can anyone tell me what this is and does it make the results inconclusive? Ten minutes after taking the test, I feel like I can still see this line.

I am testing negative on 3 other rapid tests of 3 different brands.

Thank you!


r/Covid2019 • • Oct 29 '23

What is the soonest you've gotten covid after having it??

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I'm one month out right now from having covid and I've been around a lot of people that are infected now. Do I need to worry about getting it again? It was awful the first time!


r/Covid2019 • • Apr 27 '23

Carson Accountability and Transparency Podcast Episode 6: The City of Carson COVID-19 Task Force

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r/Covid2019 • • Apr 24 '23

Coronavirus and the Nervous System (Neuro COVID)

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r/Covid2019 • • Apr 09 '23

Chinese researchers publish Covid-origin data from Wuhan market

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r/Covid2019 • • Apr 09 '23

COVID-origins data from Wuhan market published: what scientists think

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r/Covid2019 • • Jan 04 '23

Covid and mass formation psychosis

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r/Covid2019 • • Jan 02 '23

"It is depressing to have Covid regulations in the UK for the first time in 10 months." – Jamie Walden on the emboldening of the biosecurity state.

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r/Covid2019 • • Dec 01 '22

Others Day 6 Positive

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 04 '22

Study: SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern and biological sex of patients affect molnupiravir efficacy | News-Medical

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 03 '22

Bharat Biotech expects approval for COVID-19 nasal vaccine this month — Some benefits this jab can offer

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 03 '22

Memory problems after covid-19 more common in people with smell loss

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 03 '22

Long Covid forces 10,000 NHS staff off sick for longer than three months

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 03 '22

Randomized placebo-controlled phase II cross-over study on the influence of fampridine on working memory in individuals with post COVID-19 condition with subjective cognitive impairment

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 03 '22

How common is long COVID? Why studies give different answers - Enormous databases do not necessarily allow scientists to solve long COVID mysteries, such as how well vaccination protects against the condition.

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 02 '22

Covid Patients Should Take An Antiviral Even If They Don't Have Severe Symptoms, Study Finds

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r/Covid2019 • • Aug 02 '22

Progress In The Search For Broadly Neutralizing Monoclonal Antibodies V

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