I’d say that I would be happy to look at that information —- feel free to pass along
No, you are. Life involves risk ... every day may be your last.
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From lung scarring to heart damage, COVID-19 may leave lingering marks - Berkeley News
UC Berkeley professor emeritus John Swartzberg explains how, for some patients, acute COVID-19 infection is just the beginning
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Thank you ... I will read.I can't shake Covid-19: Warnings from young survivors still suffering | CNN
Whether they contracted the virus in the snow-capped peaks of the Alps or in the heart of the outbreak in New York's borough of Queens, these young survivors are warning their generation of the long-term risk of drinking in a crowded bar.www.cnn.com
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CDC warns many young adults with COVID-19 report severe long-term side effects - Salon.com
As cases among young people rise, the CDC draws attention to misconceptions about COVID-19's lasting side effects
Doctors say they’re seeing long-term effects on the hearts of COVID-19 patients
Doctors say they are now figuring out that COVID-19 can have long-term effects on a patient’s heart, even if the individual has fully recovered from the virus.www.wafb.com
anecdotally, two of my friends who were among the earliest confirmed Covid cases in CT now have to carry an inhaler and their arms & legs periodically go numb. Which is pretty bad, considering their job often involves them carrying heavy things...and now they've dropped their expensive equipment a number of times. These are people in their 30s.I can't shake Covid-19: Warnings from young survivors still suffering | CNN
Whether they contracted the virus in the snow-capped peaks of the Alps or in the heart of the outbreak in New York's borough of Queens, these young survivors are warning their generation of the long-term risk of drinking in a crowded bar.
Interstitial Lung Disease: Symptoms, Causes, Types
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CDC warns many young adults with COVID-19 report severe long-term side effects - Salon.com
As cases among young people rise, the CDC draws attention to misconceptions about COVID-19's lasting side effects
Doctors say they’re seeing long-term effects on the hearts of COVID-19 patients
Doctors say they are now figuring out that COVID-19 can have long-term effects on a patient’s heart, even if the individual has fully recovered from the virus.
Are they obese or did they have previous health problems? Anecdotally all I know of is my friend's 91 year old dad who died from it but he only had weeks to live with Alz, my friend thought his 27 year old cousin died early on from it but docs say it was something else. I know a lot of people and that's all I've heard of, same for anyone else I've talked to. Pretty much everyone else I've read about was really old or was in bad health/obese.
Obese, though no other health issues. That's a big issue though, to be fair.
It's by far the biggest predictor of health outcomes associated with this virus and explains much of the reason why the US has fared so poorly and yet we hear nothing about it from health officials. It drives me a little crazy.
We can certainly make sacrifices in the name of finding out all we can about the long term health effects. What's the worst that happens if we cancel sports for a year, versus the worst that can happen if we (continue to) find out that there are long lasting cardiac, pulmonary, and nervous system issues in the infected population and continue to send amateur athletes into unsafe environments for the sake of entertainment?
plus, when you add in things like asthma, hypertension, and smokers, there are very very few Americans with no "pre-existing conditions."
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