jc456
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dude, that's that way for any virus. too fking funny. even the common cold.There is a bright spot in this. Deaths are mostly confined to people with existing health issues unlike the 1918 pandemic that took out the healthiest people. A lot of information is confused and unreliable so death figures are suspect. Statistics should not be taken as fact in a lot of cases because there is a lot CYA going on.
What is disconcerting about this virus is an array of symptoms that affect areas not usually associated with standard viral infections. Heart damage in some people is a rising concern and bears watching.
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Utah cardiologist, others say COVID-19 is affecting the heart
“What we’re seeing in cases of severe infection, the body often produces a strong immune response to fight the viral infection and that strong immune response can potentially, indirectly, cause cardiovascular consequences,” said University of Utah Health cardiologist Dr. Kevin Shah.www.deseret.com