Coronavirus
Coronavirus
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“Our thinking that it’s more of a respiratory disease is not necessarily true,” Kumar said. “Once it infects the brain it can affect anything because the brain is controlling your lungs, the heart, everything. The brain is a very sensitive organ. It’s the central processor for everything.”
"The virus was located in the brains of mice at a level that was 1,000x higher than in any other part of the body. Viral loads in the lungs began to drop after 3 days but remained high in the brain on 5-6th days after infection, when the disease became more severe.”
- I heard from a nurse that it was thickening the blood of some patients which caused them to have strokes and heart attacks.PhanLo
- ^ i read it resembled kawasaki blood disease in some patients, especially childrenrenderedred