I won't disagree there, but something tells me we're not going to see a large portion of them with lasting negative effects. I sure hope I'm right but only time will tell.
NHL COVID player testing updates- JUL 27th Update. No new cases recorded. Total still 45
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I won't disagree there, but something tells me we're not going to see a large portion of them with lasting negative effects. I sure hope I'm right but only time will tell.
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There are reports of people having chonic fatigue syndrome months having being cleared of the virus. That would not be good for an athlete.
I know, but I don't think we know how common it is yet, especially since there are so many asymptomatic and unconfirmed cases. Let's hope it's not something that will effect a large percentage of the people who get it.
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It means a lot arent taking precautions. Arent wearing masks, while some counties and cities have restrictions, some counties dont and people are packing bars. They then travel to other counties and spread it.
You would be guessing wrong. It's because people are treating life like the virus doesn't exist and going about things as normal (going to bats, parties, social events, not distancing, not wearing masks etc)
What a foolish and tone deaf post. You should feel ashamed.
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Here is another source. If you Google it, there are a number of pages.
Dr. Fauci says post-covid syndrome “is highly suggestive of” myalgic encephalomyelitis
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Behind a pay wall, could you please post extracts that are relevant please ?
dude. google it.
The correlation between cities with protest and the cities with high numbers right now is ZERO. Absolutely zero. NYC, Boston, Chicago, Minneapolis, etc... some of the biggest protest cities... have seen zero spike. At most of the protests many were wearing masks and it was outside.
Its the states that opened up bars and restaurants and have not been encouraging mask wearing and have been downplaying the virus (especially Texas, Florida, and Arizona) that have been the problem.
California is a bit of an outlier in that they were a leader in taking it seriously, but the governor gave into the business interests and loud wackos like Elon Musk too early and now the LA area is in trouble.
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It’s shocking the amount of coronabros that use the term “permanent” in describing symptoms of a virus that is about 6 months old.
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Most people in Phoenix are wearing masks. Even places that are "open" often have limited capacity. Went into an In-N-Out Burger and the dining area was restricted to 1/4 or less of what capacity was and the few people inside were picking up food. Your gauge of what is occurring here isn't the best.
Will be interesting to see tomorrow what the total number of new cases in last week is. They usually announce on Mondays, or at least did so last 2 Mondays. It doesnt say if these Habs players were part of the original 35 reported last Monday or new ones.
Wait are you going to argue that Doucy hasn't been downplaying the virus... Didn't stop cities from requiring masks... Didn't open up bars and clubs as cases were rising...
The original article from The Athletic states that it is unknown whether these 3 Habs positive tests are included in the cases already reported by the NHL.
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You're right. Hundreds of thousands of people forming tightly packed crowds must have nothing to do with the rise in cases. The virus simply stops spreading whenever social justice is involved.
Yup, you are right. There is a massive conspiracy in all the cities with protests to hide cases.
edit: In reality while many were wearing masks and it was outside... obviously there was a lot of risky behavior and you obviously aren't wrong that the virus doesn't care your motives for being out.
But funny unintended consequence to having massive protests going on... studies have shown a lot of people end up staying home locked in their houses not spreading the virus because there were big protests going on.
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There's just no evidence that the protests have been responsible for increased cases. The data strongly suggests they are not responsible.
