Jonathan is far too kind. If there's one thing #COVID19 taught me, it's that no one is immune to becoming a crank. No one. Not even me.https://twitter.com/JHowardBrainMD/status/1379605460454629377 …
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It makes me wonder if being über-paranoid about falling into this trap could lead me into falling into other traps.
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I doubt. That self criticism and awareness you describe is the first and most important step of not becoming a crank.
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Early onset Alzheimer's? I remember an article about a doctor who self detected his own early decline but, at the time, still functioned well above the average individual without Alzheimer's.
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How come there is such a dearth of any talk of morbidity? This is a huge red flag for me from the GB crew - yes there is greater uncertainty with morbidity vs mortality. But with such high case loads even a low percentage of serious issues would cause millions problems
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It's not just even Long Covid: the hypercoaguable state triggering a one-time stroke in an individual who may not have gotten a stroke is a huge loss in terms of QOL. A 65 yo with a hemiparesis is a lot different then a 65 yo with risk factors only
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