See bio-risk analyst Conor Brown's assessment of the implications of this & other evidence of neurological post covid sequelae👇
Conor is a must follow trusted source on science twitter🧐🙏
To see the video embedded click on the link, then click on the second link that pops up👍 Blogs, eh!
1/No doubt many of you will have seen this video before (a huge h/t to @1goodtern for tweeting it).
Two points: First, I have said on this platform before how one of the defining, and most chilling moments of the pandemic for me thus far was when I...
Two points: First, I have said on this platform before how one of the defining, and most chilling moments of the pandemic for me thus far was when I...
2/... heard for the first time that anosmia was a cardinal symptom of infection; I knew then the disease had a neurological component, and that there would undoubtedly be neurological sequelae of infection.
Second, this would be bad enough if people only got infected once -
Second, this would be bad enough if people only got infected once -
3/ in the manner of the wishfully thinking original proponents of 'herd immunity' - but, of course, re-infection is the norm.
So, to be clear, we are allowing a virus that likely causes permanent neurological sequelae in some people it infects essentially unlimited chances...
So, to be clear, we are allowing a virus that likely causes permanent neurological sequelae in some people it infects essentially unlimited chances...
4/... to do so.
As such, I genuinely believe that there is a set number of infections that essentially no adult can take without suffering permanent neurological damage. We should probably stop before we find out what that number is /end
As such, I genuinely believe that there is a set number of infections that essentially no adult can take without suffering permanent neurological damage. We should probably stop before we find out what that number is /end
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