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e76b7471 | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 @ad39b1fd Indeed but these things can often indicate that milder versions of the same thing could well be happening in people who aren't feeling the effects yet but may down the line. Cardiologists are very busy because of Covid. @01d7868f
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Mikal with a k | 1 years ago (raw) | root | parent | reply | flag 
 @b92b6163 @01d7868f 

Yes, like I said in a comment to someone else, that's exactly what I'm wondering. I'd love to know if there are studies that are immediately relevant to the situation most of us are in now. That study is highly relevant to a large population of people who were infected early on, for sure. 

It might be that I'm just paying attention to all the wrong people, but I keep only seeing studies done on patients with a bunch of confounding factors that make it impossible for me to adequately assess risk today.