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Speaking of retrospectives, it seems COVID-19 infection in kids increases their risk of kidney problems. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/research-links-cov
by Terr_ 2y ago
Speaking of retrospectives, it seems COVID-19 infection in kids increases their risk of kidney problems.
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/research-links-covid-poor-kidney-outcomes-us-youth https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/research-links-covid-poo...
- cempaka 2y agoNot sure how this is relevant to an article about school closures, which were successful in preventing perhaps 0.00001% of children from eventually becoming infected with COVID.
- ParetoOptimal 2y agoPlus, repeat covid infections don't make things worse... right? Oh, wait... repeat covid infections are much worse and even damage T cells similar to HIV. Plus 1 in 5 covid infections result in long covid.
- cempaka 2y agoYour numbers and etiology are complete nonsense, and again I'm not sure how they're relevant to the question of school closures, unless you believe schools (and I would think, to be consistent, all of public life itself?) should be shut down indefinitely to prevent COVID infections?
- PapaPalpatine 2y ago> Your numbers and etiology are complete nonsense, and again I'm not sure how they're relevant to the question of school closures Are you really this dense or do you just enjoy arguing about COVID? The school closures were in response to COVID, you suitcase.
- cempaka 2y agoIs it your belief that the school closures were successful in mitigating a significant portion of the (grossly exaggerated) harms being enumerated in this thread?