Medical Minute: Allergies Or COVID-19?

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Medical Minute: Allergies Or COVID-19?

Medical Minute: Allergies Or COVID-19?

With spring in full bloom, many people are wondering if they’re symptoms are a sign of allergies or COVID-19.

News 9’s Robin Marsh explains how you can tell the difference between to the two.

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