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I haven’t had a cold since 2019

Does it have something to do COVID-19? Maybe. During the pandemic, we learned lessons—about ourselves, our bodies, as well as science, greed, politics, survival and lies

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I may have a strong immune system as far as colds go, but this does not explain why so many others also did not catch a cold during the pandemic. Representation pic

I may have a strong immune system as far as colds go, but this does not explain why so many others also did not catch a cold during the pandemic. Representation pic

C Y GopinathHere’s an odd fact: I haven’t had a cold since 2019. 

In fact, I haven’t had a cold since my birthday in May 2017. That time, I had a raw throat which quickly evolved into fever and a runny nose, laying me low for a few days. We had not yet reached that era when those symptoms would make us run, masked and breathless, for an RT-PCR test.

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