How to find out if you've already had COVID and didn't know it

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Top Stories How to find out if you've already had COVID and didn't know it Coronavirus symptoms vary widely between people — and some may not get any at all. So, how likely is it you had the virus without knowing, and how can you find out? 'Most heartbroken I've ever felt': Australian moguls star Matt Graham's Olympic low Matt Graham could have made excuses for the Olympic-sized heartbreak that was etched all over his face in Beijing. It's a testament to him that he didn't. A sudden royal death, a nation in mourning and the young princess whose life as she knew it was over February 6, 1952 is a date etched in the Queen's mind, when everything changed and the 25-year-old princess became monarch — and the world's most famous woman. Ever feel like screaming into the void? This is how mothers of young kids are navigating Omicron in the US The swift arrival of Omicron before an approved COVID-19 vaccine for kids under five has pushed parents to the brink. In the absence of a significant social safety net in the US, women are stepping up to find solutions — and sometimes, just scream together. World leaders should ask themselves WWCD: What Would Churchill Do? In the midst of war, Winston Churchill offered his country certainty and determination; there was no room for self-doubt. Who among today's leaders in the West speaks with such clarity, asks Stan Grant. Flooding an icebreaker: Australia's daring mission to capture Antarctic krill After returning from Antarctic voyages without a single krill to use for studying climate change, scientists had a daring idea: to flood an icebreaker and bring the krill to them. Siberia is exporting 100 tonnes of ivory a year — and it's not from elephants As the permafrost melts in Siberia, the rush is on to exploit ivory from ancient giants trapped in the ice for thousands of years. Alex's church made him feel like a sinner, but this US televangelist helped change that With one interview, televangelist Tammy Faye Bakker sent shockwaves through evangelical Christian circles. Decades on, it's still impacting queer Australians. Experts say COVID-19 is changing our brains — here's how That feeling of malaise you might be noticing is a sign of something very particular happening in your brain. Could Australia learn from Singapore to make housing more affordable? A Sydney University economist is proposing a radical solution to dramatically improve housing affordability for first home buyers, and while other experts have doubts about the scheme they generally agree something like it might be worth a shot.   Download the ABC News app Available on Android and Apple devices The ABC NEWS app makes it easier for you to stay up to date with the latest news and information from Australia's most trusted news source.   Follow Us     The ABC sent this message to bryanrini294.nashjensk@blogger.com these details are included to help provide assurance that this is a genuine email from ABC. Any personal details and data acquired by the ABC from your participation in any ABC Online Services will be used only in accordance with the ABC's Privacy Policy. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.     © 2022 Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABC, ABN 52 429 278 345. 700 Harris St Ultimo, NSW, 2007, Australia.   Unsubscribe from this eNewsletter | Discover other email newsletters | Privacy