I would like to see more discussion of real risks, age and comorbitity adjustments, relative risks, absolute risks, the realities of risk.
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...age specific, etc
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And many other 'lands , ridiculously
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1) How many people have been reinfected? Studies? 2) How many people don't seem to get Covid-19 i.e. Diamond Princess? Has anybody followed up on those people?
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1) zero 2) what is your definition of „don’t seem to get covid“? no symptoms? no viral replication?https://www.cebm.net/study/covid-19-preparation-for-quarantine-on-the-diamond-princess-cruise-ship/ …
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And, with the pandemic still ongoing, poor levels of testing, and some states having fudged their numbers ... a 1% mortality rate may well be on the conservative side. We simply won't know until this thing runs its course. However long that takes.
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Did it well, young fella. Clear, said what was important, and it’s short. It’s a fascinating experience, pandemic life.
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And I’m sure you referred to high quality studies that prove the concerns about long-term morbidity before making unsubstantiated claims.All manner of diseases have disabling complications.Funny enough we just TREAT those without whining about them..
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Highlighting possible longterm health complications is not whining about them, it’s just calling out possible long term health complications so people are aware and hopefully act more responsibly as a result.
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