Coronavirus stigma is real, but it’s not infected patients who get it worst

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The San Diego Union-Tribune ran a story this week about the supposed stigma that those who recover from COVID-19 are experiencing once they resume day-to-day activities.

I feel for them, but the story only briefly touches on another group of people who have been stigmatized, and in a way far more irritating than what former COVID-19 patients have had to endure.

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