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    Even mild cases of Covid an result in death up to six months after infection. from a Study by the Washington University in St. Louis.

    “Our study demonstrates that up to six months after diagnosis, the risk of death following even a mild case of COVID-19 is not trivial and increases with disease severity,” said senior author Ziyad Al-Aly, MD, assistant professor of medicine. “It is not an exaggeration to say that long COVID-19 — the long-term health consequences of COVID-19 — is America’s next big health crisis. Given that more than 30 million Americans have been infected with this virus, and given that the burden of long COVID-19 is substantial, the lingering effects of this disease will reverberate for many years and even decades. Physicians must be vigilant in evaluating people who have had COVID-19. These patients will need integrated, multidisciplinary care.”

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    2. dialamah

      dialamah

      So you're saying that all 87,000 people the study followed had non-Covid health problems and that's why they had long Covid, or died.  All 87,000.  Enough with the idiocy.  

    3. Shady

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      Yes.  They didn’t have COVID anymore.  They died as a result of their pre-existing comorbidities.  It’s even in the link you provided.  Covid perhaps made them worse.  It’s why high risk people need to be careful.

    4. dialamah

      dialamah

      You use co-morbidities like a talisman you hope will keep you safe from Covid.  

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