This strain is nowhere near as deadly as the original.
The 37+ kids in one classroom not getting the attention they need will sure ‘cause some delayed issues, though!
Professor implies it’s college/university level so they’re likely young adults who don’t need as much 1-on-1
Everyone needs good training and can benefit from more attention from the instructor, no matter the age. Being in college or university does not change that.
Sounds Ike you’re behind on the latest research into long COVID and the compounding effects of repeat infections (such as permanent cognitive impairment and cardiac issues), even if the initial symptoms were very mild.
Yknow, like exactly what the US put an entire generation of kids through by opening the schools up! Y’all didn’t forget the universal calls for help from teachers and parents about their kids being on their 5th covid infection when the pandemic was declared over, right?
I would definitely suggest diving into some science so you don’t keep spreading harmful misinformation, because surely you wouldn’t be doing that on purpose due to your political beliefs failing to align with reality, right?
If you’re healthy.
Sucks to be disabled or immunocompromised or at risk in any other way…
Also, it’s still killing at much higher rates than the flu.
And I won’t even start getting into Long COVID, which I’m currently researching. But it is a major crisis. 2-4 million people unable to work in the US because of it.
Anyone have a source on this?
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I asked the professor
if she was ready
for the new semester
and she replied by saying
that apparently
about 1 in 37 people in the US
currently have COVID
and when I asked what this
had to do with the semester
she said all of her classes
have more than 37 people in them.