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14. Wrapping it up

Coronavirus symptoms can mimic those of the flu, allergies, or the common cold. If you are experiencing symptoms, testing is the only way to know whether you have COVID-19. Although variants of this virus have generally led to milder forms of the disease, mutations can occur at any time that can lead to different or more severe symptoms. Wearing a mask, isolating when you are symptomatic, and getting vaccinated are the best ways to stop the spread of COVID-19. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention releases new updates about COVID-19 every Monday and Friday on the COVID Data Tracker site.

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