Let me put it another way:
— Alex Meshkin, GED (@alexmeshkin) March 9, 2023
A Harvard study found that Long COVID Is a $538 billion business opportunity for hospitals and medical providers; at $9,000 a year per case.
Helps explain why certain groups are ok with repeat infections and minimize getting COVID constantly? https://t.co/PMjrzeqQzY
"In New Zealand, investigators traced an outbreak to a 50-second window of exposure. The case might be a lesson for countries contemplating a future with no Covid-19"
— Myra Batchelder (@myrabatchelder) March 8, 2023
No one should be forced to remove their mask in businesses. Period. #COVIDIsAirbornehttps://t.co/G1oyINO4Sq
Netherlands ⚠️
— Jess (@MeetJess) March 9, 2023
Highest new Covid hospitalizations in a year; Sewage analysis suggests more infections
H/t @KatePri14608408 https://t.co/IujqUxJrIG
"It is becoming increasingly clear that we have misunderstood SARS-CoV-2. Many, including some experts in the scientific community, deemed the pandemic over with... vaccines. The belief was that we could go back to usual. This is simply is not so." https://t.co/1k6Iy3exOd
— Taylor Lorenz (@TaylorLorenz) March 8, 2023
I remembered this article written in 2020 by Laura Spinney whose Pale Rider is required pandemic history reading. Horrible lingering effects of just 1 infection with the 1918 flu --a virus milder & less invasive of systems/organs/vasculature than SarsCov2https://t.co/7HiFBbJdQT
— laurie allee (@laurieallee) March 8, 2023
