We hypothesize that detecting and treating COVID quickly can improve outcomes.
The study is completely remote and available across the US at: immunocare.scripps.edu
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Eligible participants will receive 10 @CueHealth tests per month as well as access to Cue's on-demand telehealth and prescription delivery services at no cost.
These tests are much more sensitive than antigen tests.
I hope this helps the immunocompromised community. I know what a challenge it can be to have such different risk/benefit calculations from those around you.
Feel free to share with the immunocompromised people in your life.
One year ago, I was shocked to realize I had lost my senses of taste and smell. We had been so careful.
I’d like to share a bit about my experience with #LongCOVID, 4 things I’m grateful for and a few ways you can help: 1/14
The scariest part was struggling to breathe. I (finally) made a will. Throughout week 2, I wondered whether I would wake up if my oxygen saturation dropped in my sleep. Thankfully, my oxygen levels stayed high enough to avoid hospitalization. 2/14
One year in, I have debilitating fatigue and near-constant headaches and chest pain. Showering is a major expenditure of effort. Before this, I could easily run 3 miles even if I hadn’t exercised in months. 3/14