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Underlying illnesses that are involved often aren't some super rare disease but are problems that are extremely common in the US, like asthma or hypertension. So I wouldn't use this as a reason to dismiss severity of covid.
I mean anyone CAN get it.Yes, but the narrative is "anyone can get it" ... and then they put a 16-year old victim on the front page of every "news" site.
I doubt people will bother to click the PDF so I am posting the image here.
Notice how much more men are dead than women in their 60s, 70s and 80s.
Blue - Females
Orange - Males
I do not think I understand what you mean here.Is it the consequences of Feminism ?
The fatality rate in Canada was very high back then, but there were no fatalities in Europe and in the US. Diagnosis was mostly based on symptoms. Toxic drugs were used that harmed the patient, but had no effect on the virus. (also see post here)In 2003, in Toronto, Canada, a SARS epidemic infected at least 273 people. A study looked at 107 patients from this epidemic who had been in intensive care. The symptoms the study looked at are very similar to ME.
It found that one year after being infected, 17% had not returned to work due to severe post-viral symptoms persisting. Many also had ongoing health problems, even when they went back to work. In total, 87% reported still having symptoms a year later. The study did not review the patients again.
This happens when patients end up in ICU with acute respiratory distress syndrome. It is not specific to SARS.debored13 said said:17% had not returned to work due to severe post-viral symptoms persisting
Across 5-year follow-up, nearly one-third of previously employed ARDS survivors never returned to work. Delayed return to work was associated with patient-related and intensive care unit/hospital-related factors,
I think Feminism put more stress on the male, a chronic stress.