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JudyM

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31. Definitely interesting.

Reply to NNadir (Reply #19)

Wed Apr 22, 2020, 02:47 PM

Apr 2020

This will be studied for many years. Hopefully we will have vanquished it by then.

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A mysterious blood-clotting complication is killing coronavirus patients [View all] brooklynite Apr 2020 OP

It has been found in feces too. Something extra going on with the virus. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2020 #1

Same as SARS-CoV-1. roamer65 Apr 2020 #5

And spreading from bathroom vents to infect other people. JudyM Apr 2020 #11

The adult diaper industry is probably going to get a lot more customers after this. Initech Apr 2020 #22

It originated as a digestive virus in bats, so it's not surprising that it shows up in feces, too. n tblue37 Apr 2020 #13

If you get hospitalized, insist on getting that shot of heparin in the morning ck4829 Apr 2020 #2

Interesting. Can you access/post the abstract for that cite? JudyM Apr 2020 #9

they really should make the COVID-19 articles available to everyone, shouldn't they? renate Apr 2020 #23

Yes, like NYT is graciously doing. JudyM Apr 2020 #30

Terrifying aspect of COVID-19 Mike 03 Apr 2020 #3

I think most hospitals are now using blood thinning as part of covid treatment as this yaesu Apr 2020 #4

It makes sense, given the ACE2 target of the virus. n/t. NNadir Apr 2020 #6

Have you seen any research/commentary on whether there's differential outcome for those on JudyM Apr 2020 #10

I saw a paper, I think in NEJM, saying that ACE inhibitors and ARD's do no harm... NNadir Apr 2020 #12

Thanks, this is fascinating even though a horrific situation overall. JudyM Apr 2020 #15

Well, speaking for myself, I don't miss my dose anymore. Interestingly... NNadir Apr 2020 #19

Definitely interesting. JudyM Apr 2020 #31

That is so interesting! Chemisse Apr 2020 #37

I'm getting a Combo Le Grande treatment: ARB, ACE Inhibitor, beta blocker, diuretic & oral nitrate. WheelWalker Apr 2020 #18

Interesting. Thanks. I'll pick up the reference. n/t. NNadir Apr 2020 #20

So I quickly went through the paper. The authors note low statistical power, but that said... NNadir Apr 2020 #25

Thank you for the review. WheelWalker Apr 2020 #28

ACE vs ACE2 RealityBasedNewYorkr Apr 2020 #29

Yes, but these co-evolutionary enzymes, which show significant homology, regulate one another. NNadir Apr 2020 #33

If I get this virus I will not survive. I have almost all of the complications. katmondoo Apr 2020 #7

Me too. iemitsu Apr 2020 #8

This thing is a fucking plague. Joinfortmill Apr 2020 #14

Interesting. James48 Apr 2020 #16

I noticed MosheFeingold Apr 2020 #24

k&r for visibility. n/t Laelth Apr 2020 #17

Kick and recommend for visibility bronxiteforever Apr 2020 #21

something about glyphosphate / roundup certainot Apr 2020 #26

A species whacking event bucolic_frolic Apr 2020 #27

This is not ONE virus but a whole family of over 30 mutations. Some of those mutants may be more Ford_Prefect Apr 2020 #32

k & r n/t w0nderer Apr 2020 #34

Part of the reason? Igel Apr 2020 #35

Also interesting. James48 Apr 2020 #36