June 29, Alberta had conducted 442,253 tests for COVID-19. Since testing began, 8,067 Albertans have tested positive for the virus and 7,354 are listed as recovered.But what does “recovered” mean?
Coronavirus: Alberta increasing outdoor gathering limit to 200 According to Alberta Health spokesperson Tom McMillan, a recovered case is generally defined as: These Canadians say they suffered COVID-19 symptoms for months When asked if a patient would still be considered “recovered” if their symptoms persist after the 14-day period, McMillan responded:[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“There is no clinical evidence at this time suggesting COVID-19 symptoms continue for several months.“We recommend that.