As you may know, Israel got pretty good control over CoVid and now is entering major new lockdowns during what they're calling a Second Wave.
Medical reports from Israel show that the symptoms and course of the disease
are more serious in the second phase.
40% of younger patients are seriously ill. This is being reported in other places as well.
"COVID-19 Patients Are Far More Ill During Current Wave," Mayanei HaYeshua Director Says - The Yeshiva World
The article states that Israeli doctors believe the virus is much worse in this phase (and there are a number of pre-prints on why this could be so, including the fact that some people may have already had an asymptomatic or mild case - but that instead of gaining immunity, CoVid may do something permanently damaging to the immune system).
Oh boy, shades of 1918. Let’s hope this isn’t the case.
“”We’re seeing now what Europe experienced with the virus during the first wave. I don’t know if it’s the same coronavirus or if it mutated but there’s no doubt that it’s far more harmful. We’re seeing severe damage that we didn’t see during the first wave.”“
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Re: mutations, last I saw there have been 4,000 mutations, iirc, per Dr. Maria, and this was a while back. However, according to Dr. M, it is normal for coronaviruses to mutate mildly, and there are many eyes on all the mutations, as they are all monitoring these mutations closely. So, far, other than the case of the more infectious mutation per some reports, that one was not more deadly. We have also seen a previous mutation in the early days which was said to be milder. As we know, the second wave of the 1918 flu was fueled by a
far more deadly mutation. That mutation was so horrific, symptoms all noted in the early threads, people dying within hours, ears.... it was so bad I had to the documentary off the first time (if anyone wants more information let me know). As we know, the first mutation of the first wave during 1918 affected the younger folks.
It will be every interesting to learn more about this, I’m anticipating this may be addressed in an upcoming WHO conference.
Thanks for posting this,
@10ofRods.