Data Report
Covid Studies And Papers => Long Covid Studies => Topic started by: Masked Man on February 15, 2026, 01:17:12 am
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"Most people catch influenza once every five years. That led me to think about how many infections the average person will get COVID in the same period of time..."
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r/ZeroCovidCommunity
Reddit discussion found here
LINK:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ZeroCovidCommunity/comments/169yzq6/i_believe_2026_will_be_the_year_cumulative_damage/
& additionally here's r/ZeroCovidCommunity Website/Covid News
LINK:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ZeroCovidCommunity/
COMMENT:
I believe there are discussions on Reddit (& Substack..something I am not as familiar with yet but will explore soon) that are worthy of study. The aforementioned discussion may prove to have merit for those that take covid and long covid seriously. It is refreshing to see online people thinking, studying together and having intelligent discussions online. Sometimes I think laypersons in forums and discussion stimulate thoughtful questions and are contributing to our understanding of covid and long covid as much if not more than the many of the so called experts.