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This is a non sequitur. the idea that you expect brain inflammation when you get a mild cold is just dishonest. This paper in the OP is pretty much confirmatio
by nojito 5y ago
This is a non sequitur. the idea that you expect brain inflammation when you get a mild cold is just dishonest.
This paper in the OP is pretty much confirmation of many presumptions that Physicians have had about COVID for the last few years.
Coronaviruses are adapting rapidly and are getting more creative in how they debilitate who they infect.
- timr 5y ago> This is a non sequitur. the idea that you expect brain inflammation when you get a mild cold is just dishonest. I don't know what one "expects", but that's quite literally what the allergic rhinitis paper implies. It's also not the only paper that associates CCL11 with innocuous things. The non sequitur is taking something like this and leaping to the conclusion that CCL11 is indicative of a severe problem.
- BOOSTERHIDROGEN 5y agoSorry OOT, would you mind commenting this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30797582 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30797582, thanks
- nradov 5y agoThere are several endemic coronaviruses that typically cause common cold symptoms. Viruses aren't "creative", and coronaviruses adapt slower than some other viruses such as influenza.