I've been telling confidants for more than a month that I think US government has data we don't on COVID-19.
I've theorized that this is:
1. Reinfection data (Fauci is already walking back antibody significance)
2. Long term impacts (as yet fully unknown) 1/
I've theorized that this is:
1. Reinfection data (Fauci is already walking back antibody significance)
2. Long term impacts (as yet fully unknown) 1/
I've heard from ER friends that they've been diagnosing asymptomatic COVID-19 cases through chest x-rays.
Think about this for a minute: people who don't know they're infected have such inflammation in their lungs that it's visible on an x-ray. That's horrific. 2/
Think about this for a minute: people who don't know they're infected have such inflammation in their lungs that it's visible on an x-ray. That's horrific. 2/
For those who don't know, I'm a former paramedic. Not a doctor, but I've intubated and treated more than my fair share of patients in respiratory distress. In my ER rotations, I've seen more than a few chest x-rays and this is beyond concerning. 3/
I've heard anecdotal reports of some other diagnostic items, particularly in younger COVID-19 patients, but none statistically significant. There have been too many reports to ignore of strokes though.
I'm social distancing for the foreseeable future /FIN
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I'm social distancing for the foreseeable future /FIN
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