What we know and don't know about the damage COVID-19 can do to your body: Live replay
David Capizzano, 26, was hit with COVID-like symptoms in March before testing was widespread. He says the virus "really does knock the wind out of you." During our Facebook Live Thursday at noon, he and Dr. Jeremy Hirota, a lung immunologist at McMaster University, talk about what we know and don't know about what COVID can do to your body.
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Back in March, David Capizzano, 26, was hit with some very serious COVID-like symptoms before testing was widespread. He says the virus "really does knock the wind out of you." During our Facebook Live Thursday at noon, he and Dr. Jeremy Hirota, a lung immunologist at McMaster University, talk about what we know and don't know about the damageCOVID can do to your body.
Click here to join our Facebooklive.
What do the symptoms feel like? How does it feel different than the flu? What do we know about the long-term effects on the lungs? We'll ask these questions and more. They'll join theCBC's Conrad Collaco.
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