Completely agree. But what I find really discouraging is the number of cell phones sold spinning so rapidly. The dumps must be growing with toxic waste at an alarming rate.
Positive *Informative* Covid News
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The study looked at 100 patients (median age of just 49) who recently recovered from Covid-19, most of whom were asymptomatic or had just mild symptoms. The researchers, who performed MRI scan of their hearts an average of 2 months after they first were diagnosed with Covid-19, uncovered some concerning findings: 78% of patients had ongoing heart abnormalities and 60 percent had myocarditis, inflammation of the heart muscle. Even more concerning was that the extent of myocarditis was not related to the severity of the initial illness or overall course of the illness.
Covid-19 Can Cause Heart Damage—Even If You Are Asymptomatic
While SARS-CoV-2 may cause cardiac symptoms such as chest pain or shortness of breath resulting in heart attacks and blood clots, there is also the possibility that the virus may cause significant heart damage and inflammation—but without producing any immediate or more noticeable cardiac symptoms.www.forbes.com
this study has already been ripped apart by peers for its poor statistical analysis
Not to mention avt age was 75!
how many75 yr olds have some form of heart issue? 90%?
just to add.. I’m not saying there can’t be heart issues with Covid... But maybe all those studies that blamed HCQ for heart issues was actually Covid not HCQ
Do you have a link to a critique of this study?
The median age of the patients was 49. Maybe you're thinking of a different study.
Follow that thread or other posts and there appears to be reasons it was worded that way.
Uncle Marten appears to be another "just the flu" ideologue who posts stuff talk radio dudes eat up and repost.
If things go like they have for the last several weeks. Yesterdays number of cases will be the high point and we should drop off for a couple days and then start to climb again and peak again on Friday. Positive is that the peak has been a lower peak for four consecutive weeks now.
ABC news just helped me remember why I don’t pay attention to network news much. They have an article I found on msn that talked about Covid at universities and tied the 175 that was found during ISU checkin to the weekend parties that were there. They are two totally separate things, but hey, it sounds better they way that make it sound, right?
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From the CDC as of 8/21. Looks like we are headed in the right direction.
Nationally things are way down for today’s reports. Lowest for cases and deaths in a while.
Yep on World O Meters lowest Sunday case counts since late June...death count wasn't the lowest but it's going down.
Still stair stepping it’s way down. Iowa is still treading water though
I feel like Iowa's doing the 'it is what it is' thing and I hope the outcome is OK.
Have family and friends that I'd assume are about like this in talking about Covid.
On Friday night ABC news called out ISU Muir said "Breakouts on college campuses like Notre Dame and Iowa State". It blew my mind I had heard nothing about breakouts at ISU. I know Notre Dame has had a good number of cases but like you said ISU has had their numbers during check-in but that is it. More BS from the main stream media making **** up.
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