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"Shocking": Nearly all who recovered from Covid-19 have health issues months later
Many recovered coronavirus patients who did not need to be hospitalized are still facing serious health problems months later, according to a study commissioned by the Longfonds. While 94 percent say they do not feel as healthy as they did before the viral infection, some 60 percent of this...
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Coronavirus survival comes with a $1.1 million, 181-page price tag
The COVID-19 patient, from West Seattle, has insurance and so isn't on the hook for the vast majority of the charge. But the gold-plated cost highlights one reason why American health care is so hard to reform.
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I’ve been dealing with fatigue and headaches since late april. Hmm?"Shocking": Nearly all who recovered from Covid-19 have health issues months later
Many recovered coronavirus patients who did not need to be hospitalized are still facing serious health problems months later, according to a study commissioned by the Longfonds. While 94 percent say they do not feel as healthy as they did before the viral infection, some 60 percent of this...Coronavirus survival comes with a $1.1 million, 181-page price tag
The COVID-19 patient, from West Seattle, has insurance and so isn't on the hook for the vast majority of the charge. But the gold-plated cost highlights one reason why American health care is so hard to reform.
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No chest tightness or stomach problems.
Definitely have a fatigue that lingers. Headaches. Never really suffered. Get them frequent bi weekly. Maybe it’s caffeine consumption. I have been tested for covid. Negative, but a little thing sits in the back of my mind.
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I’ve been thinking about this in comparison to the history of polio. We don’t have a vaccine for polio to prevent death by polio entirely. We have a vaccine primarily to prevent paralysis by polio.
Wikipedia says that polio paralyzed or killed 500,000 per year for about 10 years. This really seems like it is leaning in the direction of being comparable with the history of polio rather than flu.
A study was done that says around 1 in 5 are at risk of severe infection due to a preexisting condition like diabetes or something else that has been linked to contributing to a more severe condition. This is not to be confused with 1 in 5 people are at risk of death, but statistics show that there are a lot of people with pre existing conditions that are linked to the coronavirus.
the chronic outcomes in severe cases seem comparable to the outcome of paralysis in the case of polio.
the good news is that this also helps in the objective of isolating more at risk groups. It is not such a random picture anymore.
1 in 5 people across the globe are at risk of developing severe COVID-19
Some people are more at risk than others.
www.livescience.com
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This thing seems to feast on diabetics. That's the one comorbidity I would not want to have in regard to corona. Another thing that bugs me is how it's said that the victim had this or that comorbidity. So what? They could have lived for years with that alone, but not with that and corona. Which in the end does make corona their cause of death. But if it is indeed primarily a blood vessel disease, that would make a lot of sense with the diabetics and high blood pressure cases being at more risk, as well as with the clotting problems and strokes.I’ve been thinking about this in comparison to the history of polio. We don’t have a vaccine for polio to prevent death by polio entirely. We have a vaccine primarily to prevent paralysis by polio.
Wikipedia says that polio paralyzed or killed 500,000 per year for about 10 years. This really seems like it is leaning in the direction of being comparable with the history of polio rather than flu.
A study was done that says around 1 in 5 are at risk of severe infection due to a preexisting condition like diabetes or something else that has been linked to contributing to a more severe condition. This is not to be confused with 1 in 5 people are at risk of death, but statistics show that there are a lot of people with pre existing conditions that are linked to the coronavirus.
the chronic outcomes in severe cases seem comparable to the outcome of paralysis in the case of polio.
the good news is that this also helps in the objective of isolating more at risk groups. It is not such a random picture anymore.
1 in 5 people across the globe are at risk of developing severe COVID-19
Some people are more at risk than others.
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Defunding the police would mean that they wouldn’t be agents of intervention in a situation like this to begin with, where they are completely and entirely unnecessary.
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New York City woman to file $10M lawsuit after arrest for improperly wearing face mask
A New York City woman plans to file a $10 million lawsuit against the police department after she was arrested last month for improperly wearing a face mask while on a subway platform, her attorney…
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the media IS the virus.
there is absolutely no reason to believe anything coming out of the television. they will create phony spikes whenever they get the nod from their controllers.
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Americans need to change behavior because COVID-19 will last well into 2021 without magic bullet vaccine, health experts warn - as cases and hospitalizations continue to surge to record highs across Sun Belt states
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Fauci to the rescue? From what I see everytime I go to the grocery store..the majority of people won’t have to threatened to take a vaccine for this.
Dr Fauci says the US does not need further lockdowns to bring Covid-19 under control and reveals he is 'optimistic' the world will soon have a vaccine after 'encouraging' trials
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Americans need to change behavior as COVID-19 will last well into 2021
Florida, Texas, Arizona and California are among those that have seen spikes in daily cases this week as states push ahead with reopening and people start to relax social distancing measures.
Fauci to the rescue? From what I see everytime I go to the grocery store..the majority of people won’t have to threatened to take a vaccine for this.
Dr Fauci says the US does not need further lockdowns to bring Covid-19 under control and reveals he is 'optimistic' the world will soon have a vaccine after 'encouraging' trials
Dr Fauci says the US does not need further lockdowns to control virus
'I don't think we're going to be talking about going back to lockdown,' Fauci said when asked about places like California and Texas that are seeing a surge in their caseload.
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Helps my decision on whether or not to go the movies again or not..betcha they are gonna cave though...like the airlines.
AMC says customers will not be forced to wear face masks when its theaters reopen because it wants to avoid 'political controversy'
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AMC says customers will not be forced to wear face masks when its theaters reopen because it wants to avoid 'political controversy'
AMC says customers will not have to wear face masks when it reopens
Adam Aron, CEO and President of AMC Theatres, refused to be drawn into what he described as a 'politicized' debate over the necessity of face masks during an interview yesterday.
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O dear! Maybe the virus doesn’t attack the French as much as it attacks Americans? Or even black Americans? 
l'amour is not dead! French actors start kissing again on set as the nation's film industry restarts production
l'amour is not dead! French actors start kissing again on set as the nation's film industry restarts production
- France's culture minister Franck Riester gave the green-light to actors on Friday
- He said that while filming restarted earlier this month, actors kissing had to wait
- 'No, the kiss is not over with,' the politician said when asked if kissing in movies could die out because of the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing
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French actors can start kissing again on set as film industry restarts
France's culture secretary Franck Riester said 'kissing has started again on sets' where the 'actors have been tested' for the coronavirus after the coronavirus put a pause to film productions.
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No they don’t..God said it wasn’t good for man to be alone..
Study: Lonely People Have ‘Disconnected’ Patterns of Brain Activity
HANOVER, N.H. — In the midst of a global pandemic and widespread social distancing, many of us may be feeling some degree of loneliness. Not sure where you fall on that scale? A new study suggests that scientists can actually tell whether you are lonely or not by looking at your brain activity.
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Study: Lonely People Have ‘Disconnected’ Patterns of Brain Activity
HANOVER, N.H. — In the midst of a global pandemic and widespread social distancing, many of us may be feeling some degree of loneliness. Not sure where you fall on that scale? A new study suggests that scientists can actually tell whether you are lonely or not by looking at your brain activity.
Lonely People Have 'Disconnected' Patterns of Brain Activity - Study Finds
A new study suggests that scientists can actually tell whether you are lonely or not by looking at your brain activity.
www.studyfinds.org
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Wow...didn’t take long..at least they tried
Edit: adding article.
AMC makes a U-turn and says patrons WILL have to wear face masks in theaters - one day after declaring they wanted to let local governments decide to avoid being caught up in 'political controversy'
www.dailymail.co.uk
Edit: adding article.
AMC makes a U-turn and says patrons WILL have to wear face masks in theaters - one day after declaring they wanted to let local governments decide to avoid being caught up in 'political controversy'
AMC does U-turn; says patrons WILL have to wear face masks in cinemas
The national's largest theater chain were met with widespread backlash following their initial announcement on Thursday, prompting CEO Adam Aron to change course.
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4000 positive tests in Florida in one day. Pro baseball players testing positive in Florida. 23 Clemson football players testing positive, including the possible best player in the country. It's not looking so good for the return of sportsball this year...
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the numbers are whatever MSM wants them to be.
No vaccine? No job! Court affirms employer’s ability to condition employment upon vaccinations
On December 7, 2018, the U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals held that an employee who was terminated for refusing to take a rubella vaccine was not discriminated or retaliated against, under the Americans with Disabilities Act, as amended (“ADA”). See Hustvet v. Allina Health System, Case No...
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Americans regret lack of emergency savings during pandemic
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Maybe if we tell them younger people get it too..but it’s probably just the black population
Coronavirus is infecting more young people in their 20s and 30s in the South: Health officials say there has been a 'radical shift' as cases continue to spike in Florida, South Carolina, Texas and other southern states
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Americans regret lack of emergency savings during pandemic
Adults in the United States are feeling economic pressure due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Maybe if we tell them younger people get it too..but it’s probably just the black population
Coronavirus is infecting more young people in their 20s and 30s in the South: Health officials say there has been a 'radical shift' as cases continue to spike in Florida, South Carolina, Texas and other southern states
Coronavirus is infecting more young people in 'radical shift'
Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, Texas and Mississippi are all reporting spikes in the number of people in their 20s and 30s getting infected. Officials blame lax social distancing and re-opening of bars.
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200 people clash with German police as they try to escape quarantined tower block where 700 have been locked down after coronavirus outbreak on Thursday
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200 people clash with German police as they try to escape quarantine
The violence erupted after 200 residents tried to charge through a metal barrier keeping 700 people trapped in their apartment buildings in Göttingen, Germany.