The Good, The Bad and the Ugly of Inflammation When it’s good, it fights off foreign invaders, heals injuries and mops up debris. But when it’s bad, inflammation ignites a long list of disorders: arthritis, asthma, atherosclerosis, blindness, cancer, diabetes and, quite possibly, autism and mental illness. https://medschool.vanderbilt.edu/vanderbilt-medicine/the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly-of-inflammation/
Both from hotbeds of biotech research in the us, summarize your disagrement into 3 salient points of contention each? gwb-trading jem Whats the beef and why should citizens care? 1 2 3
There are plenty of young, healthy children dying of COVID in the U.S. --- all of this has been covered in many articles in the press. Trying to claim children only die of COVID if they have comorbidities is absurd. Here are just a small sampling of news stories covering children who were perfectly health dying of COVID in the U.S. Parents say 5-year-old daughter who died from COVID-19 was ‘perfectly healthy’ https://www.wkrg.com/health/coronav...who-died-from-covid-19-was-perfectly-healthy/ Healthy 15-year-old Bolingbrook girl dies from COVID-19 two days after testing positive https://wgntv.com/news/coronavirus/...rom-covid-19-two-days-after-testing-positive/ Healthy 18-year-old Illinois girl dies of COVID-19: 'You need to take it seriously' https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/h...ies-of-covid-19-you-need-to-take-it-seriously 'Perfectly Healthy' 16-Year-Old Who Loved Photography and Video Games Died Suddenly from COVID-19 https://people.com/health/16-year-old-dies-suddenly-from-covid-19/ This does not even get into the lengthy list of children with horrible long term medical issues from COVID. Tell us -- which is worse heart failure from COVID or minor myocarditis from a vaccine. 12-year-old girl who suffered heart failure after COVID-19 diagnosis speaks out https://abc7.com/kawasaki-disease-children-with-coronavirus-in-kids/6137859/
Zero kids died under 20 in san Diego from Covid. But... unfortunately there were suicides and divorces and lost businesses. and you can also seen on this chart data on this page the vast majority... (last time I checked it was well over 90 percent) of the people who died had co morbidities. So here with real data... we see that we should have never shutdown the schools....(because they young kids have been back in school at least a few days a week and the private schools have been fully open a long time. That data shows the place to concentrate our resources was on protecting the high risk. Had we done that we could have saved many many lives. Instead we had assholes telling us to mask up outdoors... and watch out for those asymptomatic people. We should have been telling the high risk...to isolate because there is a lot of spread indoors where they congregate and in the home. We should have made sure they understood masks do not protect them. https://www.sandiegouniontribune.co...-coronavirus-in-san-diego-county-demographics
And yet the suicide rate dropped in 2020 from previous years. All the claims from you and your cohorts that suicides would rapidly rise due to COVID lockdowns proved to be complete false. Just one of a long string of claims from you that proved to be completely false.
And let's call bullshiat on your claims once again... "Zero kids died under 20 in san Diego from Covid" San Diego County Confirms First Pediatric COVID-19 Death The patient was a 10-year-old boy with underlying health conditions https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/lo...firms-first-pediatric-covid-19-death/2513873/
HEALTH AND SCIENCE Suicide attempts among adolescent girls surged by more than 50% during pandemic, CDC says Suicide attempts increased among adolescents aged 12 to 17, especially young girls, during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to CDC data. Among the young girls, average weekly visits to the emergency department for suspected suicide attempts from February 2021 to March 2021 was 50.6% higher than the same period a year prior. The study likely underrepresents the real number of suspected suicide attempts because Americans were hesitant to go to hospitals during the pandemic, in fear of contracting Covid-19. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/11/sui...than-50percent-during-pandemic-cdc-says-.html
Yeah... well the number of successful attempts is way down. Maybe we can thank the lockdowns for this because their families were there to intervene. This also increased the numbers taken to the hospital because their families were available to see what was happening in lockdown -- rather than having their attempt to slit their wrists, etc. be hidden away and not be medically addressed.
So... you found an article claiming 2 deaths in San Diego county.. wow... 2? Perhaps the coroner ruled something different or the San Diego Union Tribune's chart does not show a number so low... Does not change the point... especially since the 2 kids... had other health problems.