‘First do no harm; then try to prevent it.’
Dr. Geoffrey Hughes, MBBS, MRCP, DRCOG, FFAEM, FRCP, FACEM (2007)
‘There are two ways to be fooled.
One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.’
Søren Kierkegaard (1813–1855)
‘Infection with SARS-CoV-2 can cause cardiovascular problems for up to a year, not just during the acute [short-term] phase.
Those who had had COVID-19 had a 72% increased risk of heart failure, 63% increased risk of heart attack, and 52% increased risk of stroke compared with controls.’
The British Medical Journal (2022) ➲
‘Heart attacks, strokes and other major adverse outcomes doubled in people post-COVID at one year.’
Dr. Andrea DeVries (2023)
‘Repeated exposure to a virus such as SARS-CoV-2 will fast-track more people into immunosenescence at ever-earlier ages, with potentially serious repercussions for their health and longevity.’
The John Snow Project (2023)
➲ Immunosenescence ~ The gradual deterioration of the immune system, normally brought on by natural age advancement.
Immunosenescence is closely related to the development of infections, autoimmune diseases, and malignant tumors.
‘Those infected with the [SARS-CoV-2] virus are at increased risk of developing a range of neurological conditions in the first year after the infection. Such complications include strokes, cognitive and memory problems, depression, anxiety and migraine headaches.’
Dr. Ziyad Al-Aly (2023)
‘Strikingly, even asymptomatic and mild-diseased patients may evolve with important neurological and psychiatric symptoms such as confusion, memory loss, cognitive decline and chronic fatigue, associated or not with anxiety and depression.’
Jean Pierre Peron, Neuroimmunologist (2023)
“Another huge secret...
Pretending problems don’t exist doesn’t solve anything.
I know. It’s wild.”
Dr. Noor Bari, Emergency Medicine (2023)
On SARS-CoV-2 infections, female and male infertility, pregnancy, and the reproductive cycle.
‘Statistics are significant regarding the link between COVID-19 and impotence.
“We found the risk of getting diagnosed with erectile dysfunction (ED) was about 20% higher in men who had COVID versus those who did not.”
Survey studies support the notion of a link between ejaculation difficulty and the virus – a study of nearly half a million adults published in Nature identified ejaculation difficulty and reduced libido as Long COVID symptoms in men.’
Carolyn Barber (2022)
‘Death is not the main risk facing most children [regarding SARS-CoV-2 infections]. Disability is.’
Blake Murdoch (2023)
‘For middle-aged adults (50–64) in England from June 2022 to June 2023, the relative excess for almost all causes of death examined was higher than that seen for all ages.
Deaths involving cardiovascular diseases were 33% higher than expected, while for specific cardiovascular diseases, deaths involving ischaemic heart diseases were 44% higher, cerebrovascular diseases 40% higher and heart failure 39% higher.
Deaths involving acute respiratory infections were 43% higher than expected and for diabetes, deaths were 35% higher.
Deaths involving liver diseases were 19% higher than expected for those aged 50–64.
The pattern now is one of persisting excess deaths which are most prominent in relative terms in middle-aged and younger adults, with deaths from CVD [cardiovascular] causes and deaths in private homes being most affected.’
The Lancet (Regional Health Europe) (2023)
“People do become very worried if you compare COVID-19 to HIV, but actually HIV has good treatment and life expectancy now.”
Dr. Noor Bari, Emergency Medicine (2023)
“Infection control guidelines are fundamentally flawed: SARS-CoV-2 is airborne.
It is outrageous that three-and-a-half years into this pandemic, staff and patients are still, knowingly and repeatedly, being exposed to a level-3 biohazard – a virus known to cause brain damage and significantly increased risk of life-threatening blood complications even in those recovered.”
Dr. K. Fearnley, NHS (England) (2023)
➲ Biohazard Level 3 ~ SARS-CoV-2 – the virus that causes COVID-19 – is classed as a Biohazard Level 3.
Other BHL-3 examples include Yellow fever, West Nile virus, plague [Yersinia pestis], and the bacteria that causes tuberculosis (TB).
Biohazard Level 3 pathogens can cause serious or potentially lethal disease in humans.
➲ Biohazard Level 2 ~ Agents that can cause severe illness in humans.
BHL-2 examples include HIV, Zika virus, hepatitis A, B and C, Dengue, and salmonella.
➲ Biohazard Level 4 ~ The highest biohazard level.
Pathogens that pose a high risk of life-threatening disease for which there are no treatments.
BHL-4 examples include the Ebola virus, Marburg virus, and Lassa virus.
“Infection control guidelines are fundamentally flawed: SARS-CoV-2 is airborne.”
Dr. K. Fearnley, NHS (England) (2023)
“I think a big problem is that many people’s conceptions of morality do not extend to invisible viral transmission and indirect chains of harm.
Punching someone in the face and bloodying their nose is unconscionable.
Killing a hundred people in a chain of negligent transmission?
No biggie.”
Blake Murdoch (2023)
“There is no way out of this problem that does not involve suppressing transmission of C-19.”
Dr. Noor Bari, Emergency Medicine (2023)
“We regulate water safety and food safety in an effort to decrease population rates of waterborne and foodborne illnesses.
Having clean air standards to lower the rates of respiratory illnesses isn’t radical.”
Dr. Lisa Iannattone (2023)
“You can’t get someone to understand something if their lifestyle depends on them not understanding it.”
Sunspots (2023)
“I do find the ease with which people have been indoctrinated to embrace and accept illness, almost as a public duty, to be quite odd.”
Dr. David Berger, Emergency Medicine (2023)
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