Elderly Dutch man was infected with COVID for 613 days, the longest case ever found, according to a new report.

The 73-year-old man was infected in February 2022 and continued to test positive until he died in October 2023.

This is the cover of Brain today. Over 355.00 people were analyzed. How are we going to treat all these people with dementia?

'We found a higher incidence of encephalopathy, dementia, seizure/epilepsy, brain fog, and myelitis within the acute phase from 7 days to 3 months

Karl @lee.r.cingola World Health Organization (WHO) All it means is aerosols float and can infect (via inhalation) at short and long distance. Droplets drop. So distance can help protect you.

Does anyone else get the sense that World Health Organization (WHO) might be trying to avoid using the word 'airborne'? Why? Maybe cause it would mean measures have to be put in place to protect the health of everyone globally? Nah, that can't be...

The main cause of all this sickness is the repeated mass infection of the population with SARSCoV2.

Why can’t we say the word COVID?

The World Health Organization (WHO) have said we’re still in a pandemic. They’ve said we should be doing more to reduce infections.

Why are so many people in denial?

Of course 'since the pandemic, something has gone wrong'. SARS-CoV-2 is a virus characterized by high mortality and even higher morbidity. SARS-CoV-2 has been left to rip in countries like the UK. Of course people are sicker than before Covid. Of course the economy took a hit

Here is our statement in response to Rishi Sunak’s ‘full-on assault on disabled people’ as The Guardian described it

The system blames and fails us in equal measure, but we will continue to address these injustices and do our best to campaign against them and advocate for change.

Researchers from UCSF and Chan Zuckerberg Biohub Network have discovered a harbinger in the blood that can predict #multiplesclerosis (MS) five years before symptoms appear. The breakthrough could lead to earlier diagnosis and more effective treatment. tiny.ucsf.edu/EkmY15

'I don't care what the doctor said, you're starting work at Nando's first thing tomorrow'

Can someone please expand to me how the pandemic is over, whilst simultaneously causing deaths, hospitalisations and severe illness?

TIA.