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They don't because if they put numbers and also described the usual clinical course of these cases it would show the issue to be a nothing burger. The numbers
by Gibbon1 5y ago
They don't because if they put numbers and also described the usual clinical course of these cases it would show the issue to be a nothing burger.
The numbers I saw were about 1.0 per 100k were hospitalized for 2-3 days. No deaths and half those recovered completely after a month.
I haven't seen anyone say this but that's probably the same risk of myocarditis you get from the flu. And 100 times lower than the risk from covid.