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HARLINGEN, TX: "Many across the U.S. get their information about COVID-19 online, but there is a new worry on social media: People wanting to get COVID-19 to “get it over with.” [Dr. Raul] Maldonado, Infectious Disease Specialist at Valley Baptist Medical Center in Harlingen, Texas, does not agree with the idea of people deliberately catching omicron to boost their immunity. “It can send you to the hospital, get you sick for a very long time at the minimum, or maybe you’re lucky it’s a short time, or it can kill you,” he said. “You don’t know if you’re going to have a severe illness and then get hospitalized or die, especially if you have risk factors, so the concept of herd immunity, that is what some people are expecting to reach, this is not the right way to get to that,” said Maldonado.

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