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Hello America anchorGeorge Stephanopoulos announced on the air on Monday he had tested positive for Covid-19, weeks after his wife,Ali Wentworth, contracted the coronavirus. During the ad, Stephanopoulos revealed that hetook the test think he was going back negative, but was surprisedPositive tested for coronavirus.

"I have never had a fever, I have never had chills, had never had a headache, never had a cough, never had a breathlessness," Stephanopoulos revealed toGma the viewers. "I feel really great," he added.

Stephanopoulos said he reflected his brain trying to understand if hedisplayed more subtle symptoms. "There are a night several weeks ago where I went to bed with some pain at the bottom of the back. I actually thought it was a difficult workout that day," he has declared. "And then several days after that, I had one day when I had a sense of smell diminished."

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After revealed the news, ABC Caturity Caturity MedicalJennifer Ashton, MD, revealed that a study in Iceland found that almost half of those who have been tested positive for COVID-19 are asymptomatic. Ashton noted that at the time of the diagnosis of Wentworth, Stephanopoulos and his family practiced the "Verification of the House of Social Distanciation" to be made when a person in the household testing positive for Covid-19. Ashton also added that we are not yet clear onif caught or not the virus leads to immunity Since "this virus has only four months," she says.

Wentworth announced on April 1st it was positive for coronavirus, as a picture of itself in bed on Instagram. Unlike Stephanopoulos, Wentworth suffered fromMany symptoms that come with coronavirus, namely, fever, fatigue and dry cough.

TheHello America The anchor is the second personality of the visible media to reveal that he had tested positive for Covid-19. CnnChris Cuomo announced that he had the coronavirus earlier in April and, like Stephanopoulos, continued to welcome his holder show,Cuomo Prime Time,the basement of his long island house.

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