Problem is, by its nature this research is pretty exploratory. Most studies enroll people who are engaged and interested, and thus the population is very selected
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50th anniversary of the publication of the Inverse Care Law this year....
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While this is true I seriously doubt this effect outweighs everything mentioned above. Maybe it does but I think it’s highly unlikely. Furthermore many are arguing that even mild cases can lead to long Covid in which case those would be reflected in the surveys mentioned above.
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I am a cardiologist and it infuriates me that people with no medical degrees get on this app and postulate that we will have a whole bunch of people dropping dead from heart failure in the years to come. We do see cardiomyopathy often but this is also WAY more common with viruses
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Than people realize. We have followed up on patients with this and it almost universally resolved itself within two months (vast majority of time sooner) with no sign of anything abnormal in follow up imaging.
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This is a problem with research design generally: those who are housebound/bed bound, need to stop start surveys, have symptoms that interfere with communication/transport/screen use etc? Massive attrition & being put off participating.
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