Working on tomorrow's Threat Model: Covid and I just noticed that last week's was the 300th. Three hundred weekly #Covid and #LongCovid news updates. Every week, same time, same day, for 300 weeks. Wow.
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A covid persistente existe.
O Centro Singular de Investigação em Química Biológica e Materiais Moleculares da Universidade de Santiago de Compostela (Ciqus) lidera um novo proxecto internacional centrado na covid persistente.
A research group looked at results for over 97,000,000 people, and found
COVID-19 was associated with a 49% increased risk of new-onset autoimmune-related diseases
and flat out:
SARS-CoV-2 infection increases the risk of autoimmune diseases, particularly those affecting vascular and connective tissue. Risk is amplified by severe infection and attenuated by vaccination
and it's hard to imagine a stronger proof - most countries don't have 97 million people in them!
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41452424/
(via AJ Leonardi quoting Hannah Davis)
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It seems to me that, as with the still ongoing COVID pandemic that very few recognize as such, the looming asset collapse and economic recession we're living through in the US is not perceived because it's not talked about as such, and therefore might as well not be happening.
#US #USPol #USEconomy #AI #bubble #recession #COVID #COVIDPandemic
RE: https://counterforce.social/@evelynf/116704600077406052
Yea I heard about the friggin' Proton thing... anyway, I put my masking zine up if anyone wants to read it or print copies! Yellow mode and dark mode PDFs, text version, printable PNG.
"Why Is No One Talking About Long COVID?
— Attention has waned but patients are still suffering"
https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/second-opinions/122902
Pretty good basic info, but sadly ME/CFS is not mentioned even though COVID infections can trigger ME/CFS. The number of ME/CFS cases have increased since the pandemic.
See this Bateman Horne blog post ("COVID-19 Triggers ME/CFS") for more: