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Do not be selfish — Practice social distancing

The WHO (World Health Organization) recently stated that even with the antibodies, a previously infected individual is not guaranteed protection from COVID-19 as would have been expected.

What is scarier for me as a health provider is the fact that we are seeing people present with the disease who have no symptoms?

CORRECTION: The headline of last week’s column should have read that Dr. Annette Bey is the Medical Director for Guilford County Department of Public Health.

The acting Guilford County Public Health Director is Dr. Iulia Vann.

Dr. Bland’s radio show, “It’s a Matter of Your Health,” can be heard live on Wednesdays, 5:30 p.m. on N.C. A&T State University’s WNAA, 90.1 FM.

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