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Estimates suggest 10-30% or more of people who get infected with Covid develop long-term symptoms. We're continuing to learn more about long Covid, but there's still a lot we don't know about the condition and how to help people who are suffering.https://nyti.ms/3O2p8Dz
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But we know enough to be sure it’s something we all should do our best to avoid.https://twitter.com/DocJeffD/status/1508303674577022976 …
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Still not understanding why King County continues to place low-wage service workers at unnecessarily high risk of repeated covid infections rather than implement a mask mandate that would be completely acceptable to, probably even preferred by, the majority of county residents
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Just like chronic Lyme disease.
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Finally seeing news coverage. I hope useful policy follows.
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Well then I guess we should drop all mitigation methods, tell everyone the danger has passed, change the metrics to make it appear as though we're the only place in the world not seeing a substantial spike in cases, and tell the populace en masse to fend for themselves.pic.twitter.com/TuXJXvIvdt
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Makes sense!
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These numbers seem destined to be relegated to the crypt of wildly exaggerated zombie statistics. You are essentially saying about 10-15% of the entire population has long Covid ?
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Using the CDC estimate of 43% of the pop having had it we are talking 4-13% or 13-42 million with long Covid. who is posting these numbers seriously ?
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YAAAASSS! So WHY ARE WE UNMASKING?!?!?!?!
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