Great summary of core #LongCovid findings which “collectively suggest that the persistence of #viral components may result in chronically elevated IFNs and cytokines. Moreover, certain autoAbs may provide permissive conditions for such viral persistence.” https://t.co/Os7SfVF9pb pic.twitter.com/KtR0CBxoBI
— Amy Proal, PhD (@microbeminded2) March 11, 2022
Long covid is most likely an under-appreciated risk. As time goes on and we learn more, who will be accountable for saying “drop all restrictions” before we knew enough? Our politicians? Our CDC Director? Us? https://t.co/KWunKAheiZ
— Abraar Karan (@AbraarKaran) March 12, 2022
For @richmondpulse, I covered the California senate hearing on #LongCOVID. Two things are very clear: 1) People with long COVID need more support, and 2) the only way to stop long COVID is to stop the spread of COVID-19. Ty @daniparenteau for edits. https://t.co/D7JUkTifdn
— Julia Métraux (@metraux_julia) March 11, 2022
Long COVID: Nerve damage may arise from immune system dysfunction https://t.co/Jt8CDDgJaD
— CovidSolidarity (@CovidSolidarit1) March 12, 2022
This is how systemic & medical racism shows up, it’s evident in health disparities left in the wake. #BlackAmericans based on employment & community factors were at increased risk of infection, hospitalization, & death BUT were NOT prioritized for vaccines.https://t.co/9Nq4jtqQkG
— Ebony Jade Hilton, MD (@EbonyJHilton_MD) March 29, 2022
Sad! 