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President Joe Biden tests negative for COVID-19 following rebound case

President Joe Biden tests negative for COVID-19 following rebound case
Hey folks joe Biden here tested positive this morning. Working from home for the next couple of days. Uh feeling fine. I think it's good. But the command and I got *** little work to do. So, President biden has *** rebound infection of covid after ending isolation this past Wednesday. So he's isolating again after the White House. Then the President himself announced yesterday. He had once again tested positive for covid. He first tested positive on july 21st and experienced mild symptoms for *** few days. Let's get right to the White House correspondent Willie James Inman who was standing by in D. C. So willie, what do we know today about the President's status? Hey there lindsey. Well this is the second day in *** row that the president had *** positive Covid 19 case. As you mentioned, this is *** rebound case for the President after initially getting out of isolation last week. He also tested negative and return to work and returned to in person activities. But this is taking place after the president took packs Lova. That's that antiviral treatment That helps you essentially recover more quickly from *** COVID-19 infection in the president's physician noted that there was the potential for *** rebound case and that's what appears to have happened in this instance with the president testing positive for the virus both yesterday and today via an antigen test and 온라인 바카라 게임y spoke with one expert that explained the reason why this happens. Listen, The accumulated data would indicate, as I say about 20% of people, one out of five may have *** mild relapse after they stopped their packs little bit. You know, with that packs love it puts the virus to sleep. It prevents it from multiplying and after you stopped the Paxil Ovid, some of that virus may be still there and wakes up *** little bit but by that time your body is ready to overcome it. So this is usually brief. According to the President's physician, he sent *** letter out to members of the press team. That letter was then passed on to us. He is feeling well and he's still able to work from the White House residents behind me here, although in isolation yet again and we know that the president was expected to travel this weekend. He was expected to do an unscheduled stop. He mentioned he was supposed to go to the U. S. Capitol steps to meet with protesters who over the weekend and last week as well protested the blockage of *** bill that would seek to support veterans who were exposed to toxic burn pits. So president sending his Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough down there to deliver pizza. He also faced timed some of those folks there and spoke with them over the phone. We saw from *** White House video released released and the past few hours or so. But the president's schedule stopped essentially. He's not able to travel to Wellington Delaware to his home there. We also know that he's no longer traveling on Tuesday to michigan that trip was set to promote the passage, the recent passage of the chips act that is no longer happening as the president awaits here by himself in isolation, Lindsay. Alright, White House correspondent Willie James Inman live in the nation's capital tonight. Thank you so much.
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President Joe Biden tests negative for COVID-19 following rebound case
President Joe Biden has tested negative for COVID-19 but will remain in isolation pending a second test, his physician announced in a letter Saturday."The President continues to feel very well," Dr. Kevin O'Connor wrote. "Given his rebound positivity which we reported last Saturday, we have continued daily monitoring. This morning, his SARS-CoV-2 antigen testing was negative. In an abundance of caution, the President will continue his strict isolation measures pending a second negative test as previously described."Biden has not left the White House for 17 days, after initially testing positive for COVID-19 on July 21. After taking a five-day course of Pfizer's antiviral drug, Paxlovid, Biden tested positive for a rebound case of COVID-19 last Saturday and resumed isolation. There are currently no events on his public schedule for the weekend.During isolation, the president has participated virtually in public events from the White House residence. On two occasions, he delivered socially distanced remarks to a restricted pool from the Blue Room balcony, announcing a successful strike that killed al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri Monday and signing two bills cracking down on COVID-19 relief fraud Friday.The president and First Lady Jill Biden are scheduled to travel on Monday to visit Kentucky after deadly floods in the eastern part of the state killed dozens of people and devastated the area.According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, "People with recurrence of COVID-19 symptoms or a new positive viral test after having tested negative should restart isolation and isolate again for at least 5 days."During Biden's first bout with the disease, he experienced mild symptoms, including runny nose, fatigue, high temperature and a cough, according to his doctor. The five-day course of Paxlovid the President completed requires a doctor's prescription and is available via emergency use authorization from the U.S.8u Food and Drug Administration for treatment of mild-to-moderate COVID-19 in people 12 and older who are at high risk of severe illness.The CDC issued a health alert to doctors on May 24 advising that COVID-19 symptoms sometimes come back, and that may just be how the infection plays out in some people, regardless of whether they're vaccinated or treated with medications such as Paxlovid. The CDC said that most rebound cases involve mild disease and that there have been no reports of serious illness.Biden is fully vaccinated and received two booster shots. He received his first two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine ahead of his inauguration in January 2021, his first booster shot in September and his second booster vaccination in March.This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.

President Joe Biden has tested negative for COVID-19 but will remain in isolation pending a second test, his physician announced in a letter Saturday.

"The President continues to feel very well," Dr. Kevin O'Connor wrote. "Given his rebound positivity which we reported last Saturday, we have continued daily monitoring. This morning, his SARS-CoV-2 antigen testing was negative. In an abundance of caution, the President will continue his strict isolation measures pending a second negative test as previously described."

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Biden has not left the White House for 17 days, after initially testing positive for COVID-19 on July 21. After taking a five-day course of Pfizer's antiviral drug, Paxlovid, Biden tested positive for a rebound case of COVID-19 last Saturday and resumed isolation. There are currently no events on his public schedule for the weekend.

    During isolation, the president has participated virtually in public events from the White House residence. On two occasions, he delivered socially distanced remarks to a restricted pool from the Blue Room balcony, announcing a successful strike that killed al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri Monday and signing two bills cracking down on COVID-19 relief fraud Friday.

      The president and First Lady Jill Biden are scheduled to travel on Monday to visit Kentucky after deadly floods in the eastern part of the state killed dozens of people and devastated the area.

        According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, "People with recurrence of COVID-19 symptoms or a new positive viral test after having tested negative should restart isolation and isolate again for at least 5 days."During Biden's , he experienced mild symptoms, including runny nose, fatigue, high temperature and a cough, according to his doctor. The five-day course of Paxlovid the President completed requires a doctor's prescription and is available via emergency use authorization from the U.S.8u Food and Drug Administration for treatment of mild-to-moderate COVID-19 in people 12 and older who are at high risk of severe illness.

          The CDC issued a health alert to doctors on May 24 advising that COVID-19 symptoms sometimes come back, and that may just be how the infection plays out in some people, regardless of whether they're vaccinated or treated with medications such as Paxlovid. The CDC said that most rebound cases involve mild disease and that there have been no reports of serious illness.

            Biden is fully vaccinated and received two booster shots. He received his first two doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine ahead of his inauguration in January 2021, his first booster shot in September and his second booster vaccination in March.

            This is a breaking news story. Check back for updates.