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The NHS warns of a new COVID-19 variant causing prolonged cough, urging high-risk groups to get boosters and isolate if symptomatic.
The NHS is warning the public to watch for a "new, continuous cough" lasting over an hour or occurring three or more times in 24 hours, a key sign of COVID-19, as the Stratus (XFG) variant becomes dominant in the UK.
Rising hospital cases and infections are linked to this variant, along with the ongoing presence of the Nimbus (NB.1.8.1) strain.
Other symptoms include fever, loss of smell or taste, sore throat, fatigue, and body aches.
Individuals with symptoms should stay home, isolate for five days if over 18 or three days if under 18, and avoid vulnerable people for up to 10 days.
Booster eligibility has expanded to include those aged 75 and over, immunocompromised individuals, and care home residents.
Vaccinations are available online, via the NHS App, or at walk-in centers, pharmacies, and GP surgeries.
El NHS advierte de una nueva variante de COVID-19 que causa tos prolongada, instando a los grupos de alto riesgo a tomar refuerzos y a aislarse si presentan síntomas.