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Yes, t-cell depletion which has resulted in a rise in the rates of other diseases showing up that were lower or under control before. The UK government publish
by Sunspark 2y ago
Yes, t-cell depletion which has resulted in a rise in the rates of other diseases showing up that were lower or under control before.
The UK government publishes data with counts of various things that you can make graphs from.
- squidgedcricket 2y agoCould that T cell depletion have been caused by isolation and masking during the pandemic rather than covid directly?
- 0dayz 2y agoIn what way would this hypothesis make sense?
- squidgedcricket 2y agoDecreased exposure to pathogens
- 0dayz 2y agoWhile in a way true, I highly doubt it would be that significant unless there are studies showing that.