Agree fully, although even the mortality numbers far outweigh the thrombosis incidence! Long covid: > Estimates of the number of people with long COVID vary w

Agree fully, although even the mortality numbers far outweigh the thrombosis incidence! Long covid: > Estimates of the number of people with long COVID vary widely. In July, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that one in five patients 18–34 years of age without chronic medical conditions and with a positive outpatient test had not fully recovered by 2–3 weeks after testing, and a research center in Rome found that 87% of 143 patients reported persistence of at least one symptom 60 days after onset of the disease. According to a preprint published in October that has not yet undergone peer review, 24% of 233 patients still had symptoms at 90 days after infection. Data from a smartphone app, as reported by the COVID Symptom Study, showed that one in ten patients with COVID-19 have symptoms after 3 weeks. Given the scale of the pandemic, if even only a small percentage of the tens of millions of infected people worldwide develop long COVID, a staggeringly large number of people would need long-term follow-up and treatment. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-01177-6 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-01177-6