#covid studies

[willowreader]

What COVID-19 Does To The Body (Fifth Edition, August 2024)

500+ Studies Later, What Have We Learned?

The most recent studies are all here. I find it difficult to comprehend why this is not being reported.

[flango87]

I’m looking to compile current resources (studies and such) on Covid and long covid, so they’re all in one place and I can have the information on hand when ppl argue that covid isn’t a thing anymore, or that it’s just a flu. If you have any good resources pls send them my way!!! Ill create a master doc or something with everything so other ppl can have it too

[rikaklassen]

CW: COVID-19

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Yes, I wish the general public takes COVID more seriously.

Coronavirus is not like the flu nor RSV and we've known about that since MERS and the first SARS. Also, massively disappointed with queer assimilationists since COVID is quite similar to HIV/AIDS and given how the government's eugenicist policies and their anti-LGBT campaigns wiped out many of the people who would have been elders in our communities today. Let's alone the deaf communities with the older generations of sign language folks becoming deaf and multi-disabled because of rubella, which is much more infectious than COVID.

I encourage you to read what Augie has to say since the screenshot is a snapshot of a five-parts thread.

Here is the spreadsheet where Augie took the time to read over 1 500 studies and summarized the findings of about 500 of them: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12VbMkvqUF9eSggJsdsFEjKs5x0ABxQJi5tvfzJIDd3U/

[veralernt]

again and again and again i’m sitting here in my parents’ garden, wondering about things and things and things

i’m struggling with uni a lot these days. because of that i’m often angry at myself. but then i realize: bae, you’ve been doing this shit on your own since april 2020. 14 months of not making friends in uni. not getting to know the city. no study groups. no group motivation that keeps you going. hell, i haven’t even seen a library from the inside since last year’s january.

[zoo-studies]

Last week I tried out this new study space in St. Andrews.

7/10 : no plugs and the radiators are a bit noisy, otherwise nice calm environment. Bonus point because of cool rain sound 🌧️

[socialjusticefail]

Long COVID rates have declined, especially among the vaccinated, study finds

In large study, rates of long COVID fell from 10% to 3.5% for the vaccinated.

This article is about a study that shows long COVID rates have fallen especially for the vaccinated. In the last paragraph, what this study does not show is mentioned.