The people I disagree with are sheep and the media they listen to are liars is definitely not a narrative
Will the BIG10 Reverse Their Decision?
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The people I disagree with are sheep and the media they listen to are liars is definitely not a narrative
Yep, helicopter parenting at it’s worst. These “kids” are legal adults. I’d be mortified that as an adult my parents tried to fight my battles for me, hell from about age 14 on I was mortified if they tried to get involved in **** like that.
kcbob79clone
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Especially early on when honestly you need the accurate date. CDC admits early testing kits were faulty and the errors were false positives.
Then when we need to see how many new cases we have they lumped antibodies positives in with cases that currently have it. ABs cases important from historical but not where the curve is at this point in time
CDC has other criteria than testing, you can be counted a positive w/o having taken a test if the provider thinks you actually had it.
In cases where a definite diagnosis of COVID–19 cannot be made, but it is suspected or likely (e.g., the circumstances are compelling within a reasonable degree of certainty), it is acceptable to report COVID–19 on a death certificate as “probable” or “presumed.” In these instances, certifiers should use their best clinical judgement in determining if a COVID–19 infection was likely. However, please note that testing for COVID–19 should be conducted whenever possible.
This and reporting multiple tests from the same positive cases (as an attempt to get back to work/nursing home etc...) are two very common things that happen hundreds of times a day that skew the stats we are getting. I only know one person who has tested positive, he had to take 4 test before he was cleared to come back to work but all 3 positives counted as "new cases" in our county. With that skewing numbers up and inconsistent/unavailable testing covering up cases, it's a **** show.
You are 100% incorrect. Tests don’t count as cases. Follow on testing for positives don’t count as new cases. It is painful the amount of misinformation being spewed. Its as if the Russians are trying to influence Easily mislead people.
Just remember that the average IQ in the world is not very high and half of the people on earth are less intelligent than that.
And now they all have the internet to spew their opinions as "truths."
And now they all have the internet to spew their opinions as "truths."
Or none of your sources can read plainly stated **** on the cdc website. Maybe it is in Russian? Maybe they are illiterate? Maybe folks are lapping up info that confirms whatever bias the have. so many options.
this is just false. Big 12 had, Duke, Mayo Clinic among others opine. This idea that reasonable and fair minded people can’t disagree on things just has to stop. Nobody is leading kids to slaughter, just stop it.
kcbob79clone
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Sorry if a duplicate, with so many threads. Cardiologist at University of Michigan refutes study B1G/Pac-12 used to justify canceling football. Interesting read.
I think this explains the Big 10's decision a little more.
Dr. Curt Daniels, director of the Adolescent and Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program and the Pulmonary Hypertension Program at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, confirmed that he has seen heart damage in athletes with COVID-19.
Daniels spoke about the impact of COVID-19 on the heart at Gov. Mike DeWine’s Thursday briefing. DeWine asked Daniels to talk about COVID-19 and athletes in light on the Big Ten’s recent decision to cancel its fall football season.
Between 10% and 13% of athletes who tested positive for COVID-19, and had their hearts examined, showed evidence of heart inflammation. All of the athletes had mild cases of the illness, Daniels said.
There is the danger of a serious heart problem if the heart is inflamed and stressed during exercise, Daniels said.
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Dr. Curt Daniels, director of the Adolescent and Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program and the Pulmonary Hypertension Program at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, confirmed that he has seen heart damage in athletes with COVID-19.
Daniels spoke about the impact of COVID-19 on the heart at Gov. Mike DeWine’s Thursday briefing. DeWine asked Daniels to talk about COVID-19 and athletes in light on the Big Ten’s recent decision to cancel its fall football season.
Between 10% and 13% of athletes who tested positive for COVID-19, and had their hearts examined, showed evidence of heart inflammation. All of the athletes had mild cases of the illness, Daniels said.
There is the danger of a serious heart problem if the heart is inflamed and stressed during exercise, Daniels said.
Coronavirus may cause long-lasting heart damage; American Heart Association commits $2.5 million for research
COVID-19 may lead to heart attacks, acute coronary syndromes, stroke, blood pressure abnormalities, clotting issues, heart muscle inflammation and irregular heartbeats, the AHA said. Heart complications connected to COVID-19 can be direct or indirect, said Dr. Sanjay Rajagopalan, chief of the...
kcbob79clone
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The Commissioner of the B1G must know this as he is allowing his son to play in the SEC.
Man the 'Venk Murthy' and 'Prof Darrell Francis' Twitter threads are a hoot. They are talking high level statistics and falsification of data and are being attacked. Funniest was when 'Prof Darrell Francis' said Venk mentioned something called a Big10.
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I think this explains the Big 10's decision a little more.
Dr. Curt Daniels, director of the Adolescent and Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program and the Pulmonary Hypertension Program at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, confirmed that he has seen heart damage in athletes with COVID-19.
Daniels spoke about the impact of COVID-19 on the heart at Gov. Mike DeWine’s Thursday briefing. DeWine asked Daniels to talk about COVID-19 and athletes in light on the Big Ten’s recent decision to cancel its fall football season.
Between 10% and 13% of athletes who tested positive for COVID-19, and had their hearts examined, showed evidence of heart inflammation. All of the athletes had mild cases of the illness, Daniels said.
There is the danger of a serious heart problem if the heart is inflamed and stressed during exercise, Daniels said.
Coronavirus may cause long-lasting heart damage; American Heart Association commits $2.5 million for research
COVID-19 may lead to heart attacks, acute coronary syndromes, stroke, blood pressure abnormalities, clotting issues, heart muscle inflammation and irregular heartbeats, the AHA said. Heart complications connected to COVID-19 can be direct or indirect, said Dr. Sanjay Rajagopalan, chief of the...
I think the typical rate of myocarditis in people that have the flu is about 11%. I think it’s odd no one has been concerned about myocarditis in athletes until now.
Think my parents would let me have made the choice to play or not if in that situation.
Just guessing but it's probably because a flu vaccine exists.
But people still get the flu and in turn get myocarditis. Same for myocarditis from the common cold, but I haven’t heard anyone concerned about athlete safety on myocarditis until COVID-19.
So what was that about it not being safer in the confines of football?
Get used to this happening a lot between now and December. The Big12 Championship may come down to what teams handle the virus the best and also deal with attrition.
It’s gonna be a wild ride with a lot of ups and downs.
It’s gonna be a wild ride with a lot of ups and downs.
