Hey 👋

Cleaning the Pre-filters? Replacing filters?

All three apply. You could add “immune damaging.”

Biohazard covers whether it was from a lab, bat or another origin. I’m sick of that argument.

Immune-mediated vasculopathy covers most of the damage. I add neuroinvasive because people forget that the 🧠 is an organ & the virus crosses the BBB.

Which term is that?

Nice!

5. Absolute excess at 6 months: myocarditis/pericarditis 2.24 per 100k after infection vs 0.85 per 100k after vaccination.

Bottom line: infection carries rare-but-real, longer-lasting risks; vaccine risk is rarer, shorter, and smaller.

4. After vaccination: only myocarditis/pericarditis rises short-term (wk-1 6.17×; wks 2–4 1.84×), no sustained signal beyond 4 wks.

3. Some risks persist up to ≥12 months: VTE 1.39×, thrombocytopenia 1.42×, myocarditis/pericarditis 1.42× (vs no/before infection).

2. After infection (week 1): ATE 2.33×, VTE 4.90×, thrombocytopenia 3.64×, myocarditis/pericarditis 3.46×, inflammatory syndromes 14.84×.

And the former lodge at the North Rim that burned weeks after this photo.

Cheers 🍻 to Tilley

Me too.

Sorry to hear. Has anything helped?

Have you seen the other trends in other viral, bacterial and fungal infections?

Good grief.

Tissues from severe autopsied Covid cases showed reduced p53 expression and increased MDM2 or p21 dysregulation in lung and vascular endothelium. In ACE2-humanized mice and hamsters, infection reduced p53-responsive gene expression (e.g., CDKN1A, GADD45A) in lung tissue during peak viral replication