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If you need a more visceral reason to take precautions to avoid COVID-19, note that we have no way of knowing how prevalent long-term lung damage will be in those who recover, including the young. (see: Radiology Perspective of Coronavirus Disease 2019, Hosselny et al)pic.twitter.com/9YyFla2SS0
Hopefully, as with SARS patients, the long-term damage to the lungs in severely-impacted patients will usually fade with time. But we just don't know. Wash your hands, don't touch your face, avoid travel + gatherings for now. It's worth it.https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1238394690917015553?s=21 …
Seriously, do we have numbers on this? Is this a 1 in 100 thing or a 1 in 2 thing?
Somewhere in between those two, probably... but we wont know until we can randomly test enough asymptomatic people to get an accurate idea of how many people are actually infected: Most will never know they are, and we won't truly know how deadly it is, otherwise.
Consumption, 21st-century-style? 
Seeing a lot of similarities.
That quote doesn’t appear to be from the paper given - got a source for it?
Some of the long-term damage from SARS came from the therapy.https://twitter.com/TeronTheDragon/status/1236796011747647489 …
One recovered patient in China even got a lung transplant because the lungs were so damaged...
That's also rather nasty. If someone DID want to make a bioweapon, this is perfect for the task.
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