Covid graph happens to resemble the influenza graph.Most influenza deaths occur in late winter;this appears to have been delayed this time around with a virus that somehow manages to follow the same pattern.Evidence suggests first cases in November in Europe not Jan/Feb
Again, that's not true. As I said, there's plenty of evidence for long-term morbidity, so a reasonable number will not make a 'full' recovery
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Epi expertise doesn’t translate to clinical experience I’m afraid.They go together;one doesn’t replace the http://other.You like numbers (as do I).Please give me a number to justify what you’re saying;insisting that most survivors won’t be fully recover is nonsensical.
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Where is this imaginary evidence?Does it stratify by age,previous co-morbidity,length of ICU stay,time of intubation,ventilator settings?Are the residual effects permanent?You can’t make general statements on an area you have zero training in,& expect not to be called out.
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