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Or it's because you and the GP presented no conclusive data, and people don't buy into your personal opinion. Not everybody wants to join a hand-wringing pity
by redis_mlc 6y ago
Or it's because you and the GP presented no conclusive data, and people don't buy into your personal opinion.
Not everybody wants to join a hand-wringing pity party for no valid reason.
- LoSboccacc 6y agothis is a little too strong of a statement, but it's not entirely wrong, long term effect studies are starting to come out just now however, it is quite documented by now that any kind of heavy, long term inflammatory response trigger cascading effects on health, including atherosclerosis what it's missing from the discussion is whether these findings from covid patients are within the standard expected outcome of a heavy inflammatory response or something new and specific to covid response