@islivingston My resting heart rate was definitely higher for a good couple of weeks. It would also shoot up over 100bpm just walking around the house. It’s back to normal now a month later. Still have an annoying cough though. As you say, many illnesses cause increased heart rate.
Lots of questions about if future SARS-CoV-2 variants might be more or less severe.
I don’t have a crystal ball.
But in this thread, I’ll describe what happened with other rapidly evolving respiratory viruses after initial pandemic, & describe some relevant SARS-CoV-2 data.
@PeterHotez@chrischirp I had the bivalent booster in October and just got over a 9 day battle with covid. It was my first rodeo with covid and was not a walk in the park. Take care out there.
@BigJoeBastardi Global comparison of June 2022 and June 1976. Agree that isolating the UK might show a hotter picture back then but the anomalies are just a tad more widespread globally.
Hugs and thoughts are great but we also need MONEY 💷
Carers allowance is £300 per month for minimum 35hrs work per week. £3,600 per YEAR.
Yet, carers save govt £135 BILLION per year. £19,336 per carer.
I wonder what other full-time job pays £1.99/hr? 🤔 🤨
#CarersWeek2022
Brilliant. Let's combine a superspreader variant with a superspreader event in the midst of a big surge with over 130,000 new cases today. Only in the USA
https://t.co/rZbgdc7uGp by @TimBella Perfect slogan, too.
The overwhelming net benefit for vaccination in kids. Outstanding, by @jeremyfaust @celinegounder Katie Dickerson Mayes @nytopinion https://t.co/n50xWAAGtr
NEW: latest update on B.1.617.2 in UK
Story: https://t.co/CL0M0POz84
Thread:
First, today’s Sanger data on variants at local level. On the surface, this doesn’t look good. Cases of non-B.1.617.2 are in decline, but those red peaks are the variant sending overall rates climbing
@jpradley Thanks James. It’s been a heck of a 24 hours. Last night didn’t look so good but it seems to be on the right track now. Hopefully it stays peaceful. Milford PA is a very divided village politically.