Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announces COVID-19 diagnosis

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announces COVID-19 diagnosis

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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced Friday that he has been diagnosed with COVID-19.

DeWine was diagnosed Friday by his personal physician. He has been experiencing mild symptoms such as a runny nose, headache, body aches, and a sore throat, according to a tweet.

Fran, the governor’s wife, is experiencing no symptoms and has tested negative. Both the governor and his wife are fully vaccinated, including a booster shot.

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Early Friday evening, DeWine received a monoclonal antibody treatment. The treatment is infused with lab-produced antibodies that mimic the immune system’s defenses against the COVID-19 virus.

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A tweet from the governor’s Twitter account said that DeWine is following the CDC’s COVID-19 diagnosis protocol and quarantining.

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DeWine tested positive for COVID-19 in August 2020, just before he was set to greet former President Trump in Cleveland, but had no symptoms.