3 ms·
Certainly. There was a study on low long term impacts on children for example. Bad news spreads easier than good. The news is mostly bad but some good news is
by graeme 5y ago
Certainly. There was a study on low long term impacts on children for example.
Bad news spreads easier than good. The news is mostly bad but some good news is what I mentioned above + high vaccine efficacy against severe disease.
How vaccines affect long covid type stuff is a big open question, but early doctor anecdotes suggest they lower it. That would be great news.
- theonething 5y ago> study on low long term impacts on children for example How can that be proven? This pandemic is less than two years old.
- graeme 5y agoI think it looked at effects six months out. It’s of course theoretically possible for an effect to manifest after 60 years but not six months, but normally you’d expect some short run differences too.