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US - Man, 35, died of B.1.1.7 UK variant of COVID-19 coronavirus after initially testing negative in Birmingham, Alabama - February 2, 2021

sharon sanders

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He initially tested negative.


‘You are now our guardian angel’: Alabama man with UK COVID-19 variant dies at 35

Updated Feb 02, 2021; Posted Feb 02, 2021

Alfonzia “A.J.” Jackson Jr., a 35-year-old Jefferson County father of two who was among the first diagnosed cases of the UK variant of COVID-19 in Alabama, has died, his wife announced Tuesday on social media.

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https://www.al.com/news/birmingham/...-man-with-uk-covid-19-variant-dies-at-35.html

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He had been careful, too, since the pandemic, keeping his eyes on what mattered most and minimizing risks of exposure, Jackson told WBRC. Still, the 35-year-old began suffering shortness of breath in January and was hospitalized late in the month. Initial COVID tests were negative for the virus.

“My husband just went to work and home. Gas station here and there. Not nothing like going out and having a good time, just a hard-working man,” Jackson told WBRC.


https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/coronavirus/article248994310.html
 
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