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Coronavirus Facts and Information thread:
- Thread starter Quagmire
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Rather than starting another thread, I found this interesting. It illustrates how much medical science is progressing because of the pandemic.
Machine Learning AI Can Predict COVID-19 Survival From Single Blood Test
Machine Learning AI Can Predict COVID-19 Survival From Single Blood Test
In the news....
Deaths Months After Covid Point to Pandemic’s Grim Aftermath
Excerpted....
(Bloomberg) -- Covid-19’s deadly effects manifest long after some patients leave the hospital, according to a new study that points to the pandemic’s grave aftermath. Hospitalized patients who survived at least a week after being discharged were more than twice as likely to die or be admitted again within months, scientists from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the University of Oxford found. The Covid survivors also had an almost five times greater risk of dying in the following 10 months than a sample taken from the general population. The findings, published Tuesday in the journal PLOS Medicine, add to evidence that the pandemic’s effects on health and wellbeing extend well beyond an initial infection.
Deaths Months After Covid Point to Pandemic’s Grim Aftermath
Excerpted....
(Bloomberg) -- Covid-19’s deadly effects manifest long after some patients leave the hospital, according to a new study that points to the pandemic’s grave aftermath. Hospitalized patients who survived at least a week after being discharged were more than twice as likely to die or be admitted again within months, scientists from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the University of Oxford found. The Covid survivors also had an almost five times greater risk of dying in the following 10 months than a sample taken from the general population. The findings, published Tuesday in the journal PLOS Medicine, add to evidence that the pandemic’s effects on health and wellbeing extend well beyond an initial infection.