Coronavirus symptoms: 'COVID toes,' frostbite-like skin rash emerge as possible side effects
Dr. Jennifer Choi at Northwestern Medicine discusses how several different types of skin rashes that have been connected with COVID-19.
FULL STORY: https://abc7chicago.com/health/covid-toes-mystery-blood-clots-appear-as-new-possible-coronavirus-symptoms/6119389/
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FULL STORY: https://abc7chicago.com/health/covid-toes-mystery-blood-clots-appear-as-new-possible-coronavirus-symptoms/6119389/
Видео Coronavirus symptoms: 'COVID toes,' frostbite-like skin rash emerge as possible side effects канала ABC 7 Chicago
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