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We are well into the flu season now and with the pandemic that is still going on, it makes things even harder for us as healthcare providers to look after our patients. Hospitals around the world have less resources available to care for the sick as the hospital capacity is already stretched beyond the maximum capacity with COVID-19 patients. In this video, I will provide the similarity and differences between flu and COVID-19 with a touch of common cold.

Timestamps:
0:52 – What are the main differences between flu and COVID-19?
2:26 – Sings and symptoms
4:01 – How long can someone spread the viruses?
5:20 – What are complications of flu and COVID-19 infections?
6:21 – What are treatment options?
7:09 – Blood Talks Fun Times! Cold vs. Flu

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Welcome to Blood Talks Fam. Blood Talks offers you a peek into how clinical laboratory scientists (CLS) or medical laboratory technologists (MLT) work in a hospital. CLS/MLT hold an important role in the healthcare system, but unfortunately, many people do not know that they even exist, simply because most of CLS/MLT work is done behind the scenes. In this channel, you can find explanations from a clinical laboratory point of view. I hope you enjoy and learn something you did not know before.

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Disclaimer
Information provided here is for education and entertainment purposes only, not intended for diagnosis. Please consult your doctor for any health related issues you may have. As new medical technologies are updated, there are more ways to cure illnesses, new testing methods and the older methods could be obsolete. Therefore, please double check your information for the most up-to-date facts.


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