This is a stellar resource, my appreciation and thanks to you! Not sure if it's already on your radar, but the Pandemic Accountability Index folks posted their 5th edition of "What COVID-19 Does to the Body" the same day you posted this article. I noticed you had the 4th edition listed so wanted to share the updated link:
I've noticed that BBC coverage of the Olympics now refers to athletes having an "illness". Couldn't be Covid of course. Also with regard to Adam Peaty, the only consideration, when it came to deciding whether he would compete in the relay, was how he felt. No mention of whether or not he was still testing positive for Covid or not.
Yeah, there's a lot of mystery virus, stomach flu and whatnot, but not a lot of Covid. I wish there was real reporting and real information, but I guess that was not meant to be. There was some hope of having wastewater information about the games sites, but that doesn't seem to be public.
This is a stellar resource, my appreciation and thanks to you! Not sure if it's already on your radar, but the Pandemic Accountability Index folks posted their 5th edition of "What COVID-19 Does to the Body" the same day you posted this article. I noticed you had the 4th edition listed so wanted to share the updated link:
https://www.panaccindex.info/p/what-covid-19-does-to-the-body-fifth
Thanks! Yeah, I saw that they updated just after I published. What can you do? I'll have the new version in the next post.
I've noticed that BBC coverage of the Olympics now refers to athletes having an "illness". Couldn't be Covid of course. Also with regard to Adam Peaty, the only consideration, when it came to deciding whether he would compete in the relay, was how he felt. No mention of whether or not he was still testing positive for Covid or not.
Yeah, there's a lot of mystery virus, stomach flu and whatnot, but not a lot of Covid. I wish there was real reporting and real information, but I guess that was not meant to be. There was some hope of having wastewater information about the games sites, but that doesn't seem to be public.