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mild organ damage
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Not even! It meant no oxygen or ventilator - some "mild" cases were hospitalized!
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This, FWIW, is basically what I'm trying to plan for. That time in 2007 when I was so sick I had to take a nap on the way from my bed to the kitchen (in a 400 sq ft apartment), but for a week. But no hospitalization.
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Yeah, I remember reading in the emperor of all maladies that “well tolerated” for chemo meant you could be throwing up until the blood vessels in your eyes burst, but you don’t die. Not what most people would consider well tolerated.
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The doc responsible for reporting that in US media originally has stated that he regrets using that word now...
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Even without that (important) detail it is upside-down communication: Hey, only 1 in 5, see! It's not going to be terrible 4 out 5...people... Because it could infect everyone, and the fact that it hasn't is apparently proof that it won't.
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This may prove correct in magnitude but not valence. "Mild" may turn out to mean "effectively asymptomatic" in 80-90% of infections. Thread:https://twitter.com/fcoin/status/1239329290300334082?s=20 …
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As I recall from looking at the definitions last night, mild basically means "no pneumonia (...yet)" but could encompass all the worst symptoms of a non-hospitalised flu. And moderate means pneumonia. Then the next level... severe? ... is hypoxia.
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Oh Christ enough with the hysteria. How about we talk about all the asymptomatic patients, how the death rate is much lower than initially thought, how drug trials are starting, etc. We’re all sitting inside and simultaneously being told the exponential trend is indefinite.
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There is really no excuse for still not getting it to *this* degree, at *this* point.
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