Bryan Danielson
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COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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Waterproof
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Good news.
You know they hate Good News in here and be like Oh Lord No
if it's Not From MSNBC, CNN, LA Times, New York Times it's fake news
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Damn.. that’s Ether/2nd Round KO/No Vaseline status
Thats vulgar as fukk China just 3-0'd us
well damn
Oh shyt
What’s Chinese for ether?
Crazy part is the covidiots in the replies don’t realize they sound just like the Statue of Liberty in the video, indirectly reinforcing it.
IVS
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Did Trump use the term contact tracing at all during his press conference.
I dont recall. If not that's interesting
I dont recall. If not that's interesting
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Can strippers get unemployment?
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I am seeing more studies questioning the classification of Covid19 primarily as a respiratory illness.
A large number of patients are dying suddenly from heart attacks, hypoxia, aneurysms or blood clots after remission and recovery from respiratory ailments and after clear RT-PCR tests based on nasal swabs. Often silent hypoxia it should be noted, without difficulty breathing.
As such it could also be classified as a cardio-vascular disease as well as a respiratory one.
This is discussed in depth here:
"Dr. Seheult explains the theory that seems most plausible to us here at MedCram.com: That COVID-19 is primarily a disease of the endothelium (the single layer of cells that line blood and lymphatic vessels). This hypothesis helps explain the increase in cardiovascular complications from COVID-19: strokes, myocardial infarctions, thromboembolism (pulmonary embolism, DVTs, and other blood clots), as well as many critical patients who do not appear to have classic ARDS symptoms (and have relatively normal lung compliance etc. as observed by the research of Dr. Gattinoni in Italy and others). A deep understanding of this theory requires a review of some foundational biochemistry including the electron transport chain and ATP - the energy currency of the body."
And reports such as ... (yes only reports and only DM but see quotes....)
"New York City Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Chief Lillian Bonsignore told ABC News: 'It was astounding. We went from normal to wartime EMS in a week. And then it was just explosive and it continued."
"'We went from about 70 or 80 [cardiac arrests] a day which is what we normally do, to almost five times the amount,' Bonsignore said. 'I really was very surprised. I've never experienced a global pandemic.'
New York City EMS call data broken down by zip code shows that the increase in cardiac arrest calls and deaths aligned with the increase in COVID-19 cases.
Dr Fred Jacobs, the former commissioner of health in New Jersey, told ABC News that the 'data is showing an increase in cardiac arrest calls in the areas that also show an increase in COVID-19. So the question will be, "Is it causative?".'"
"But COVID-19 also has a unique weapon that allows it to attack the heart.
'With COVID specifically, what you see that you don't with the flu, is because under a microscope, coronavirus has all these spikes coming out of it, and those spikes are little proteins that are looking for receptors on the cells that they attach onto,' Dr Bonow explained.
'It's specifically looking for receptors in the lungs, but those same receptors sit on blood vessels, so it can attach on the lungs but also on blood vessels.'
Once they dock onto these blood vessel cells, the viral particles can trigger damage to these as well as to heart muscle, Dr Bonow says.
They can trigger 'hypercolagual states,' causing blood clots that lead to heart attacks.
In younger and healthier coronavirus patients, the heart muscle itself may become infected, a condition called mycarditis. "
New York City's heart attack spike could have been early sign of COVID-19 | Daily Mail Online
This study discusses the high incidence of clots with Covid 19 sufferers.
https://www.thrombosisresearch.com/article/S0049-3848(20)30120-1/pdf
This is not conclusive (of course) but it is looking more and more to me as if the effects outside of the lungs are significant enough for the classification of SARS Cov 2 to be broadened.
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A large number of patients are dying suddenly from heart attacks, hypoxia, aneurysms or blood clots after remission and recovery from respiratory ailments and after clear RT-PCR tests based on nasal swabs. Often silent hypoxia it should be noted, without difficulty breathing.
As such it could also be classified as a cardio-vascular disease as well as a respiratory one.
This is discussed in depth here:
"Dr. Seheult explains the theory that seems most plausible to us here at MedCram.com: That COVID-19 is primarily a disease of the endothelium (the single layer of cells that line blood and lymphatic vessels). This hypothesis helps explain the increase in cardiovascular complications from COVID-19: strokes, myocardial infarctions, thromboembolism (pulmonary embolism, DVTs, and other blood clots), as well as many critical patients who do not appear to have classic ARDS symptoms (and have relatively normal lung compliance etc. as observed by the research of Dr. Gattinoni in Italy and others). A deep understanding of this theory requires a review of some foundational biochemistry including the electron transport chain and ATP - the energy currency of the body."
And reports such as ... (yes only reports and only DM but see quotes....)
"New York City Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Chief Lillian Bonsignore told ABC News: 'It was astounding. We went from normal to wartime EMS in a week. And then it was just explosive and it continued."
"'We went from about 70 or 80 [cardiac arrests] a day which is what we normally do, to almost five times the amount,' Bonsignore said. 'I really was very surprised. I've never experienced a global pandemic.'
New York City EMS call data broken down by zip code shows that the increase in cardiac arrest calls and deaths aligned with the increase in COVID-19 cases.
Dr Fred Jacobs, the former commissioner of health in New Jersey, told ABC News that the 'data is showing an increase in cardiac arrest calls in the areas that also show an increase in COVID-19. So the question will be, "Is it causative?".'"
"But COVID-19 also has a unique weapon that allows it to attack the heart.
'With COVID specifically, what you see that you don't with the flu, is because under a microscope, coronavirus has all these spikes coming out of it, and those spikes are little proteins that are looking for receptors on the cells that they attach onto,' Dr Bonow explained.
'It's specifically looking for receptors in the lungs, but those same receptors sit on blood vessels, so it can attach on the lungs but also on blood vessels.'
Once they dock onto these blood vessel cells, the viral particles can trigger damage to these as well as to heart muscle, Dr Bonow says.
They can trigger 'hypercolagual states,' causing blood clots that lead to heart attacks.
In younger and healthier coronavirus patients, the heart muscle itself may become infected, a condition called mycarditis. "
New York City's heart attack spike could have been early sign of COVID-19 | Daily Mail Online
This study discusses the high incidence of clots with Covid 19 sufferers.
https://www.thrombosisresearch.com/article/S0049-3848(20)30120-1/pdf
This is not conclusive (of course) but it is looking more and more to me as if the effects outside of the lungs are significant enough for the classification of SARS Cov 2 to be broadened.
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some things im noticing. We need to give patients fluid which we haven't because think its ARDS and you dont give fluid in ARDS. This lack of fluid causing pre renal damage and we chasing it too late. We also should be giving anti-coagulation as I think there may be a huge vascular component to this disease and people dying because of pulmonary embolisms. I have one more idea but ill keep it hush hush since i may want to write a paper on it
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Vinny Lupton
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got takeout food and drive thru coffee today but it was too complicated to get that shyt home , wash my hands, wash em after i touched the lids, get rid of the lids, washy my hands before I ate, etc. By the time i did evertything I was supposed to do the food was cold
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
My dad just called to tell me the doctors are saying my cousin isnt gonna make it
krazykid18
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damn how old is your cousin, this shyt hit a 33yr old and gave him a stroke and he can't use the left side of his body....
this thing aint normal bro, it just ain't sorry to you and your fam
Majestyx
Duck Season
get wel auntie. how the hell she get that? thats one of them olden times sounding ass diseases
