"72-Year-Old Patient's 613-Day COVID Infection Spurs Fear of New Mutations"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post

A 72-year-old Dutch man had the longest recorded case of COVID-19, lasting 613 days, during which the virus mutated nearly 50 times and ultimately led to his death. Despite receiving multiple vaccine doses, his immune system was unable to combat the virus due to an underlying blood disorder. Medical professionals found his body resistant to treatment, and the virus developed into an ultra-mutated variant. The case highlights the risk of persistent infections in immunocompromised individuals and the potential emergence of unique viral variants.
