Should You Use Paxlovid If You Have Asymptomatic COVID?
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Here's what experts know about how well the antiviral works if you have little to no COVID symptoms.
Paxlovid ― the antiviral drug that has been found to decrease the risk of COVID hospitalization and death by 89% ― has been touted for those most at-risk, such as older people and those with comorbidities. However, there’s confusion about who can access the pills and how much benefit they may have.
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