> With both RSV and influenza, infection as a baby or toddler seems to increase the likelihood of asthma in later life. Do we talk about asthma?
I think this reinforces my point succinctly. It’s not “extended RSV” or “persistent influenza”, it’s asthma.
COVID is a completely politicized term and dying on a hill to use it to describe symptoms people are stuck with after recovering from the acute disease, especially in a way that implies they’re still infected, is just - well you can see what it does.
I think this reinforces my point succinctly. It’s not “extended RSV” or “persistent influenza”, it’s asthma.
COVID is a completely politicized term and dying on a hill to use it to describe symptoms people are stuck with after recovering from the acute disease, especially in a way that implies they’re still infected, is just - well you can see what it does.