How does the Coronavirus compare to the flu?
3 days ago by msn.com
ATLANTA, Ga. (CBS46) -- As concerns over the coronavirus continue to grow, Dr. Rocco Romeo, with Atlanta Urgent Care, explains the symptoms and how they compare to the flu. "Much like with the flu, everybody who now gets sick, they feel like they have the coronavirus," Romeo said. "And it's completely understandable." According to Romeo, symptoms for both can include fever, cough and shortness of breath. He said if you experience those symptoms... read more...
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