There are more studies about long term effects of mobile phones being deadly as well as many other things people accept everyday. Long term effects of getting pneumonia is really bad too.I agree its too early to completely understand longterm effects but here's some
We Still Don't Fully Understand The Label 'Asymptomatic'
A new study reveals that even patients who are reportedly asymptomatic — no fever, cough, fatigue or breathing issues — could sustain temporary lung damage from the novel coronavirus.www.npr.org
New Arizona concern: Study shows asymptomatic COVID patients could have long-term lung damage
There is a big concern here in Arizona because over 39,000 of the state's COVID cases are in the 20 to 44 age group, far more than any other agewww.azfamily.com
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Do you think that Disney world will reclose its gates due to the rising number of COVID cases in Florida and around the country?
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oceanbreeze77
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we're talking about covid.
DisneyCane
Well-Known Member
I'm a pragmatic, logical person that looks at things like this outbreak from all angles, not just the "we need to do everything possible to protect every single life no matter the consequences" angle.
I'm not "evil and heartless" as I'm sure you think I am. If it makes you feel good to think you care more about humanity than I do then picture me however you want to.
You haven't shown me any evidence that it is, those articles quoted are all could , maybe , need to watch etc.
oceanbreeze77
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so you got nothing?
Heppenheimer
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And the evidence of long-term health damage from mobile phones is scanty and poor.
Miss Bella
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How can we possibly know what the long term effects are at this stage.
Sure, same as you on that point, and that is my point
Just like the long term effect of covid , my point
BrianLo
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Here's probably the best primary literature right now. This of course only captures a period up until May 20th, in something that is a delayed late presentation.
It's very uncommon, but also not non-existent at the macroscopic level. We've of course not even seen the iceberg that will eventually be the Fall with schools.
It's very uncommon, but also not non-existent at the macroscopic level. We've of course not even seen the iceberg that will eventually be the Fall with schools.
Because some people are cleverer than we are?
lazyboy97o
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The Gating Criteria for Phased Reopening.
- Downward trajectory (or near-zero incidence) of documented cases over a 14-day period
- Downward trajectory (or near-zero incidence) of CLI syndromic cases reported over a 14-day period
- Downward trajectory (or near-zero incidence) of ILI reported over a 14-day period
- Downward trajectory (or near-zero percent positive) of positive tests as a percentage of total tests over a 14-day period (flat or increasing volume of tests)
- Jurisdiction inpatient & ICU beds <80% full Staff shortage in last week = no PPE supplies adequate for >4 days
- Test availability such that percentage of positive tests is ≤20% for 14 days Median time from test order to result is ≤4 days
- Testing is available as indicated for clinical, public health, and infection prevention needs.
- All new COVID-19 cases in the jurisdiction can be rapidly identified through active surveillance, including proactive monitoring for asymptomatic cases through surveillance monitoring.
- Initial interviews can be conducted for nearly all new COVID-19 cases within one day of health department notification.
- Follow up (isolation, self-monitoring, and rapid testing of selected contacts) can be initiated for nearly all identified contacts of newly identified cases.
- Public health capacity is sufficient to fully perform contact tracing and investigate outbreaks based on local incidence and resources available.
oceanbreeze77
Well-Known Member
Here you go:
Here’s What Recovery From Covid-19 Looks Like for Many Survivors (Published 2020)
Continuing shortness of breath, muscle weakness, flashbacks, mental fogginess and other symptoms may plague patients for a long time.
What we know (so far) about the long-term health effects of Covid-19
As researchers continue to uncover the long list of potential Covid-19 symptoms, some physicians are beginning to explore the disease's possible long-term effects on patients with more severe symptoms, Lois Parshley writes for Vox. Here's what the research shows so far.
www.advisory.com
COVID-19 survivors could suffer long-term health effects
Patients recovering from COVID-19 could suffer significant long-term effects, according to research into the experiences of people hospitalized by previous coronavirus outbreaks.
www.news-medical.net
‘What if I don’t get better?’ Some COVID-19 survivors struggle with symptoms for weeks, even months, mystifying doctors.
Candy Malina of the Lakeview East neighborhood tested positive for COVID-19 in mid-March, with a cough and flu-like illness she described as debilitating but never life-threatening or requiring eme…
www.chicagotribune.com
danlb_2000
Premium Member
You saying there is an ulterior motive for the shut down?
oceanbreeze77
Well-Known Member
no, but based on on the ground reporting from inside china throughout the pandemic, its hard to 100% trust their numbers.
oceanbreeze77
Well-Known Member
any timeline?
danlb_2000
Premium Member
Side effects from the Chickenpox take 40 to 50 years to show up.
Thankfully no. Just something to bear in mind.
lazyboy97o
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And hurt like hell.