First Case Of COVID-19 Reinfection Confirmed In U.S.

A study in Nevada shows a 25-year-old man was reinfected with COVID-19, with the second infection being more severe. Despite President Trump's claims of immunity, researchers emphasize the importance of continued precautions like mask-wearing and social distancing. Reinfection cases have been confirmed globally, highlighting the uncertainty of immunity duration.

What did the study in Nevada reveal about COVID-19 reinfection?

• Reinfection is only possible with the same variant.

• A person cannot get COVID-19 twice.

• Reinfection is always less severe.

• A person can get COVID-19 twice, and the second infection can be more severe.

What was unique about the COVID-19 case in Washoe County, Nevada?

• The patient was infected by the same variant twice.

• The patient had underlying health conditions.

• The patient did not require hospitalization.

• The patient was infected by two different variants.

What did President Trump claim about his COVID-19 immunity?

• He might be immune, but the duration is uncertain.

• He is immune for exactly four months.

• He is not immune at all.

• He is definitely immune for life.

Which countries have confirmed COVID-19 reinfection cases?

• Only Hong Kong and Ecuador.

• Only the Netherlands and the United States.

• Belgium, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, and Ecuador.

• Only the United States and Belgium.

What do researchers recommend to prevent COVID-19 spread, even after recovery?

• Continue wearing masks and practicing social distancing.

• Ignore social distancing.

• Stop washing hands frequently.

• Stop wearing masks.