@firefoxx66 to be useful the changes need to be given structural context

@erictopol Could we see LE curves with past pandemics superimposed?

@jeffgilchrist
Overdramatised and overstated imo. Cardiovascular events are rare in the population as a whole and the higher instances in younger males resolve in the majority of cases so statements need to portray accurate clinical sequelae without stoking fear.

@chrischirp sounds like staying out of hospital may be the best avoidance strategy…one wonders how the NHS has survived this long

@yaneerbaryam
Some useful reading for those who might be concerned or just want to know a bit more.
#MERS
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.coviro.2021.12.013

@ @fediscience.org
Discussed this in my book that came out earlier this year - A New
History of vaccines for Infectious Diseases Elsevier)

@SusanMichie
Would be good to explain why #WHO scientific advisors failed to acknowledge airborne transmission of the virus until around July 2020 despite more than 100 years of respiratory droplet transmission knowledge. See 👇 Also should we define ‘the science’ that governments should have been following, without slipping into a creeping determinism explanation as have some critics
https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-020-02058-1

@SusanMichie
…err don’t forget the jackboot measure

@johnmaher
Been there and got the tweed.. Wonderful…