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Yes. People who have survived severe cases of SARS1 apparently had lasting lung damage that put that at significantly increased risk with COVID.
by IgorPartola 6y ago
Yes. People who have survived severe cases of SARS1 apparently had lasting lung damage that put that at significantly increased risk with COVID.
- chrisco255 6y agoSource on those numbers and how common that was?
- edw_ 6y agoThere's lots of writing on this topic. https://www.immunology.org/sites/default/files/BSI_Briefing_Note_August_2020_FINAL.pdf https://www.immunology.org/sites/default/files/BSI_Briefing_... "A longitudinal study of SARS1 patients from 2003 to 2018 found that more than a third had reduced lung capacity. Similarly, with MERS, a third of survivors had long-term lung damage."