#Symptoms

Scott Granger

lazytoad722

PSA for the 'screening saves lives' brigade:Screening tests are designed to find conditions or risk factors for disease in people who do not have symptoms.They can be very inaccurate and

Adam Kucharski

AdamJKucharski

Some people are interpreting the below study as evidence that people who test positive without symptoms won't spread infection, but it's not quite that simple. A short thread on epidemic

Dr Kathleen Bachynski

bachyns

“There is an urgent need to address long-term symptoms of the coronavirus... hundreds of thousands of Americans and millions of people worldwide might experience lingering problems that could impede their

Maria

Olfurni

So, I have covid, but I wanted to make a short because I think it's important. My symptoms aren't typical of covid, I only bothered to have a test because

Walid Gellad, MD MPH

walidgellad

This study is getting a lot of attention, but I’m not sure if people are reading it. There is no guarantee these household contacts didn’t get infection at same time,

Jason Fleischer

jasongfleischer

Why do we wear masks? Because we know people can spread the virus when they have no symptoms. Here's a good example: 640 army recruits arrive for training at Ft

Dr Yummy Mummy 🥰

dr_lovelee

PSA There are MANY symptoms for Covid19:FeverChillsFatigueBone/ joint/ muscle painSkin rashHeadachesDizzinessSore throatBlocked noseCoughChest painShortness of breathLoss of smell/taste/ appetiteNausea+/-VomitingDiarrhoea -Urinary tract inf

Kyla Lee, B.A., J.D.

IRPlawyer

After having COVID in March, I did not think I had any long-term health consequences other than a little shortness of breath. Of course, like everything with COVID, we still

💖💜💙Jenn Leal💙💜💖

iamjennleal

It me.https://buzzfeed.com/nidhiprakash/covid-coronavirus-longterm-symptoms-future-of-vaccine Gonna post the most relevant bits here so people understand what I've been dealing with since March. Some more (and I'd like to add that I

Dr Zoë Hyde

DrZoeHyde

(1/9) #LongCovid is common. In this study of 180 Faroe Islanders (of whom only 8 were hospitalised), 53% had at least 1 symptom after an average of 4 months (minimum

Ed Yong

edyong209

A few COVID-19 long-haulers told me they too disbelieved folks with ME/CFS and similar illnesses until they experienced something similar firsthand—and now deeply regret their previous skepticism. (Some folks w/

Amit Paranjape

aparanjape

More studies... 'What the data say about asymptomatic COVID infections'People without symptoms can pass on the virus, but estimating their contribution to outbreaks is challenging.https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-03141-3(w

datatosee.com

dontbetyet

1/ Triage data thread with COVID-19 like symptoms. With the recent positivity data that has shot up I was expecting to see a much higher climb in these numbers similar

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realBobbyHealy

Courtesy of @inside-:Pfizer's trial has nearly 44,000 people enrolled from six different countries. The results, however, come from just 94 infections. The FDA requires a minimum of 164 infections across

Alex Fitzpatrick, PhD Pending

ArchaeologyFitz

someone smarter than me definitely already wrote a think piece about this but there’s definitely something about how the major symptoms of covid are similar to a cold and how

Gregor Kerr (he/him)

gregor_kerr

#Covid_19 #edchatie @NormaFoleyTD11. Just one of the flaws/gaps in the plans for Return To School - What happens if a parent cannot send their child to school because of having

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