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But it's still an effect of the treatment. If you perform a study on people whom have been ill you're going to get results that show all the symptoms of illnes
by xd 6y ago
But it's still an effect of the treatment. If you perform a study on people whom have been ill you're going to get results that show all the symptoms of illness.. the study could have been done with any illness and likely show cognitive decline.
- shultays 6y agosymptoms of illness is the illness itself. Ignoring these symptoms of covid or results of the treatment is saying something like "bullets don't kill people, it ruptures blood vessels and you die due to loss of blood"
- srtjstjsj 6y agoYou misunderstand the ambiguous wording. If you study only includes people with an illness, the illness itself is a confounder. The point is that if you have a non-ICU covid case, this research is unlikely to apply.
- jrumbut 6y agoIt feels like we didn't read the same article, they break down numbers for people on ventilators but also hospitalized, non-ventilator patients all the way down to those who received no particular care. The findings were concerning to anyone who had it, they also mention cases where the cognitive deficit was the first reported symptom.
- luckylion 6y ago> symptoms of illness is the illness itself Is it a symptom of the illness or a symptom of the treatment? If you had a better treatment protocol, would it still happen to the same degree?
- _pmf_ 6y agoSymptoms from chemo therapy are NOT commonly classified as symptoms of the cancer that it's supposed to treat. Why do we have to make up extra rules for everything Covid-19 related?
- nate_meurer 6y agoThis is a good analogy, but the conclusion I take from it is different from yours. Whether an effect of a disease is a symptom of the treatment or of the disease itself doesn't matter to me. Either way, I'd rather not get the disease if I can help it.