Long-term neuroinflammation in the brain can interfere with neurons, synapses, and glial function in ways that ripple out across thinking, mood, and body systems.
Symptoms might include...
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Every now and then I say to myself, "Am I nuts to be trying to avoid covid infection? No one else is."
And then I think about what those scaremongering bedwetters at the British Heart Foundation say.
"How does Covid-19 affect your heart?
We explain what Covid-19 does to your heart and circulatory system and how it can lead to conditions such as blood clots, heart damage, palpitations and high heart rate."
Last week I saw someone write about how 6 year olds have never heard of Covid even though they've had it at least five times here.
So this week I asked school children of all ages about Covid.
Some of what they said blew me away, especially the older teenagers.
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I'll start there because people don't read long threads 😅
I was doing an assembly for 450 fifteen and sixteen year olds, and I introduced myself, and said, "people here often ask me why I wear my mask, and the answer is that I'm trying to reduce my risk of catching and spreading covid..."
A third sequence of BA.3.2* popping up in the Netherlands after a two month break, so it's maintaining itself in circulation even without further evolution.
BA.3.2 has lots of components of a formula one variant... except for the tyres.
When it finds them, it may go *fast*.
Just to explain that a little more...
Some dangerous variants appear *complete*.
They're the spawn of one or two existing widespread variants, and just pick up an extra mutation or recombination that makes them even more efficient.
That's like a formula one team taking an existing successful race car and giving it a slight modification that makes it even more competitive.