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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The vaccines and prior infection provide protection against severe illness. No one claimed they provide durable, long-term protection against infection. But we don’t need them to as long as people are just having mild illnesses.

You really haven’t figured out that’s the endgame for Covid?[/quote]

Then that suck for 20% of the children.

[b]over 1 in 5 COVID-19 survivors under the age of 65 could develop long COVID[/b]

[b]coronavirus inoculation has only a "slight protective effect" against long COVID[/b]

[b]long COVID might "affect a patient's ability to contribute to the work force and might have economic consequences for survivors and their dependents." [/b]

[b]The study's results could "potentially translate into millions of people with new diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, neurologic problems"[/b]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/cdcs-study-tells-us-long-095511394.html[/quote]

Other interesting parts of that article.

"Symptoms are typically first identified about four weeks after the initial infection, and [b]can then last weeks or even months before maybe going away[/b] or perhaps coming back again."

Such as a lingering cough after a bad cold. Or perhaps coming back. Such conviction there.

"The study's results could "potentially translate into millions of people with new diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease, neurologic problems," epidemiologist Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly, [b]who was not involved in the research[/b], told the Times."

He would certainly fit in on this message board. Read a headline and predict the apocalypse. [/quote]

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