Omicron now

[man down]

uk government to send mass text message telling people to get boosted now, getting the main phone networks to use their data to send the messages out. the government videos have appeared on many forms of social media and at the start of videos, using government approved adverts to tell people they need to get the booster, in an advertising campaign without precedent over here. some have likened the constant messages appearing on all platforms from the government to the interference of 'big brother' in 1984 by george orwell, however boris says the booster is 'an invaluable present' and kept the centres open on xmas day so people could get a booster after their xmas dinner.

Every 10 weeks I'm guessing? Lol

[Madison Boxing]

Every 10 weeks I'm guessing? Lol

yes mate you know the drill, when one vaccine drive ends, the next one is getting ready. reading that the 4th one will be getting up and running soon after new year. keep on boosting

[man down]

yes mate you know the drill, when one vaccine drive ends, the next one is getting ready. reading that the 4th one will be getting up and running soon after new year. keep on boosting

Yeah now that the new report is out saying it only helps for 10 weeks things are going to get real interesting.

[Robbie Barrett]

Virus can spread to heart, brain, other organs to prolong COVID: Study


A study by US National Institutes of Health has found that the coronavirus can spread from the respiratory system to the heart, brain and other organs. And, this is the key reason why many people experience long COVID

A new US study seems to have unravelled the mystery behind why COVID-19 symptoms continue to persist in patients long after they have recovered. This scientific breakthrough is also expected to help improve the care of patients afflicted by the coronavirus, said media reports.

A study conducted by the US National Institutes of Health found that the coronavirus can spread from the respiratory system to the heart, brain and other organs. And, this is the key reason why many people experience long COVID, the new comprehensive study has found.

The scientists at the US National Institutes of Health said, according to a Bloomberg report, said that they found the virus has the ability to replicate in human cells much beyond the respiratory tract. The body takes time to get rid of the virus completely but meanwhile, the virus travels from one organ to another and the symptoms continue for months after the COVID-19 patient has recovered.

What the study showed was that the SARS-CoV-2 RNA was found in different parts of the body, including the brain. Also, it could reside here as long as 230 days after the symptoms of COVID-19 begin for a patient. These findings are crucial since scientists had been baffled by long COVID for some time. They could not understand why some patients were suffering from long-term pulmonary, cardiovascular and nervous-system problems as well as psychological effects.

Though most long COVID symptoms were not life-threatening, another study published in the journal ‘Nature’ found that sufferers had a 59 per cent increased risk of dying within six months.

The methodology of this new US study

The researchers of this US study had taken tissue samples from 44 patients who had died after contracting the COVID in the first year of the pandemic. This was done during their autopsies and within about a day of the patient’s death. Tissue preservation techniques to detect and quantify viral levels were used and the virus collected from multiple tissues, including lung, heart, small intestine and adrenal gland, were grown as well.

The scientists involved in the study said that their results revealed that though the “highest burden” of SARS-CoV-2 was found in the airways and lung, the virus could in the early stages infect cells throughout the entire body. It could also spread throughout the brain.

Significant findings

The results of this study are considered to be highly significant. Scientists for a long time now had been confused over long COVID and the reason why it seemed to affect so many organ systems. This paper now sheds some light, and may help explain why long COVID can occur even in people who had mild or asymptomatic acute disease, said news reports.

The findings however have not been reviewed by independent scientists, and are mostly based on data gathered from fatal COVID cases. The samples have not been obtained from long COVID patients.

[man down]

New Columbia University Vaccine Study: “VAERS Deaths Undercounted by Factor of 20”

[man down]

Media Whines About New Study Finding Omicron Hard to Distinguish From Common Cold

[man down]

Some good news.
breath test for covid.

[Madison Boxing]

Virus can spread to heart, brain, other organs to prolong COVID: Study


A study by US National Institutes of Health has found that the coronavirus can spread from the respiratory system to the heart, brain and other organs. And, this is the key reason why many people experience long COVID

A new US study seems to have unravelled the mystery behind why COVID-19 symptoms continue to persist in patients long after they have recovered. This scientific breakthrough is also expected to help improve the care of patients afflicted by the coronavirus, said media reports.

A study conducted by the US National Institutes of Health found that the coronavirus can spread from the respiratory system to the heart, brain and other organs. And, this is the key reason why many people experience long COVID, the new comprehensive study has found.

The scientists at the US National Institutes of Health said, according to a Bloomberg report, said that they found the virus has the ability to replicate in human cells much beyond the respiratory tract. The body takes time to get rid of the virus completely but meanwhile, the virus travels from one organ to another and the symptoms continue for months after the COVID-19 patient has recovered.

What the study showed was that the SARS-CoV-2 RNA was found in different parts of the body, including the brain. Also, it could reside here as long as 230 days after the symptoms of COVID-19 begin for a patient. These findings are crucial since scientists had been baffled by long COVID for some time. They could not understand why some patients were suffering from long-term pulmonary, cardiovascular and nervous-system problems as well as psychological effects.

Though most long COVID symptoms were not life-threatening, another study published in the journal ‘Nature’ found that sufferers had a 59 per cent increased risk of dying within six months.

The methodology of this new US study

The researchers of this US study had taken tissue samples from 44 patients who had died after contracting the COVID in the first year of the pandemic. This was done during their autopsies and within about a day of the patient’s death. Tissue preservation techniques to detect and quantify viral levels were used and the virus collected from multiple tissues, including lung, heart, small intestine and adrenal gland, were grown as well.

The scientists involved in the study said that their results revealed that though the “highest burden” of SARS-CoV-2 was found in the airways and lung, the virus could in the early stages infect cells throughout the entire body. It could also spread throughout the brain.

Significant findings

The results of this study are considered to be highly significant. Scientists for a long time now had been confused over long COVID and the reason why it seemed to affect so many organ systems. This paper now sheds some light, and may help explain why long COVID can occur even in people who had mild or asymptomatic acute disease, said news reports.

The findings however have not been reviewed by independent scientists, and are mostly based on data gathered from fatal COVID cases. The samples have not been obtained from long COVID patients.

theres no such thing as 'long covid'

[Dakuwaqa]

theres no such thing as 'long covid'

What do you mean homeboy?

Break it down for us

[Madison Boxing]

What do you mean homeboy?

Break it down for us

if youve had a serious case, yes of course it takes time to recover same with any bad illness infection/ICU admission. but in that article 'people with minor covid taking months to recover' that is straight up BS, thats people taking the piss trying to get as long off as work as possible. where i worked you could predict who would get 'long covid' and who would be back to work within weeks. its a scroungers dream that one, full sickness pay for months and months cause of 'long covid'.