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ILLINOIS CORONAVIRUS UPDATES: FREE GOVERNMENT TESTS ENDING, COVID INCUBATION
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HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC ACROSS ILLINOIS
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As omicron subvariants continue to make up roughly all COVID cases in the U.S.,
marking a shift in the most common symptoms and in the virus’ incubation period,
how long will symptoms last?

With the fall school year underway, some Illinois schools have started "strongly
recommending" masks as COVID cases begin to climb.

This comes as the White House announces plans to suspend its free at-home COVID
test program.

Here's what you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic across Illinois
today:


COVID INCUBATION PERIOD HAS CHANGED AND CHICAGO'S TOP DOC SAYS THAT'S 'GOOD
NEWS'

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COVID's incubation period has changed with the BA.4 and BA.5 omicron subvariants
and that's a good thing, Chicago's top doctor said.

During her Facebook Live last week, Chicago Department of Public Health
Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady reported that recent studies have shown the
incubation period for COVID has dropped to three days with recent variants.

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U OF I 'STRONGLY RECOMMENDING' MASKS IN CLASSROOMS DUE TO RISE IN COVID CASES

The University of Illinois is "strongly recommending" masks in classrooms
beginning Monday after the university saw a rise in COVID cases as students
returned to campus for the start of the new school year.

Chancellor Robert Jones said "high-quality" face coverings will be strongly
urged during in-person classes for "the next several weeks" amid the recent case
spike.

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HOW LONG CAN YOU TEST POSITIVE FOR COVID AFTER GETTING INFECTED? CHICAGO'S TOP
DOCTOR WEIGHS IN

Anyone who contracts COVID-19 is advised to isolate for at least five days, but
it doesn't mean they're in the clear after that.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends isolation for the
first five days after symptom onset, which is when you're likely to be the most
infectious. As a precaution, those who test positive are encouraged to wear a
well-fitting mask through day 10, even though the risk has decreased.

Read more here.


CHICAGO, COOK COUNTY AT ‘MEDIUM' COVID-19 RISK LEVEL FOR THIRD WEEK IN A ROW

Both the city of Chicago and suburban Cook County are at a "medium" COVID-19
community level for the third consecutive week following a drop in metrics,
according to health officials.

While case rates continue to decline, the Chicago Department of Public Health
urges residents to remain cautious as the highly transmissible BA.4 and BA.5
omicron subvariants dominate new COVID cases, according to a news release from
CDPH.

Read more here.


CORONAVIRUS IN ILLINOIS: 24K NEW CASES, 82 DEATHS REPORTED IN LAST WEEK

Illinois health officials reported 24,297 new COVID-19 cases over the past week,
along with 82 additional deaths, marking a slight decline in cases from a week
prior, as 33 counties within the state remain at a "high" community level for
COVID-19.

The previous week, Illinois reported 25,084 new cases and 56 deaths. The week
before that, 26,462 new cases and 123 deaths were reported.

More stats from Illinois here.


WHAT SHOULD YOU KNOW ABOUT NEW COVID BOOSTER SHOTS EXPECTED SOON?

New COVID-19 booster shots specifically targeting the omicron variant could be
making their way into arms soon, but who will be eligible, when might shots
begin and should you get one?

Both Pfizer and Moderna have sought regulatory approval from the Food and Drug
Administration to offer the "bivalent" shots, which would target both the
original COVID-19 virus and the omicron subvariants that have become the
dominant strains of COVID in the United States.

Here's everything we know about where things stand with booster shots.


WHICH CURRENT COVID SYMPTOMS LAST THE LONGEST? HERE'S WHAT EXPERTS SAY

For those who contract COVID amid the wave of BA.5 omicron subvariant cases, how
long do symptoms last and which might take longer to resolve?

For those who do experience COVID symptoms, certain conditions may last longer
than others.

Read more here.


ARE HEADACHES OR RASHES SIGNS OF COVID? CHICAGO'S TOP DOCTOR BREAKS DOWN CURRENT
SYMPTOMS

According to the latest COVID update from the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, the BA.5 lineage of the omicron variant is now the most prevalent
strain of the virus in the U.S., accounting for more than 88% of recent cases.

And while Chicago has shifted down from a "high" level of community COVID
transmission to "medium," COVID cases are still prevalent across the city and
state. In fact, Dr. Allison Arwady, commissioner of the Chicago Department of
Public Health said in a Facebook Live update Tuesday that the BA.5 variant "is
the most contagious version" of COVID yet.

Read more here.


COVID REBOUND FAQ'S: INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT IT IS, ITS CAUSES AND MORE

Jill Biden is the latest high-profile case of "COVID rebound," as the White
House announced Tuesday that the 71-year-old first lady had tested positive for
the virus after testing negative just days before.

In recent weeks, President Joe Biden also wrangled with the ailment, leaving
many Americans curious about just how frequent it is in patients who contract
the virus.

While it's not common, a return of COVID symptoms after initial improvement can
occur in nearly 30% of cases, and in some instances, a positive test result can
occur even after several negative tests, according to a study.

Here's what we know about the phenomenon.


WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN QUARANTINE AND ISOLATION? CHICAGO'S TOP DOCTOR
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According to Chicago’s top doctor, with omicron subvariants BA.5 now accounting
for more than 88% of COVID-19 cases across the U.S., incubation period is
getting shorter.

With COVID guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
changing once again, there's one important distinction health experts want
people to know.

The CDC changed its recommendations last week, releasing new quarantine
guidance, among other things.

Chicago's top doctor, however, said many are confusing quarantine and isolation
- and she's hoping to clear that up.

Read more here.


HOW LONG DO COVID SYMPTOMS LAST? HERE'S WHAT TO EXPECT FIRST AND WHICH ONES
MIGHT LINGER

As omicron subvariants continue to make up roughly all COVID cases in the U.S.,
marking a shift in the most common symptoms and in the virus' incubation period,
how long will symptoms last?

For those who do experience symptoms, some may last longer than others.

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