“I consider it highly likely that a virus that has the capacity to both adversely affect cognition and re-infect a seemingly limitless number of times will likely be a serious risk factor for future neurocognitive disease.” #COVID

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Cruelty-free haunted house only features ghosts who died of natural causes

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1. The bottom line: SARS-CoV-2 only emerged in late 2019. No-one can know the long-term effects of repeated infections, but with anosmia and cognitive dysfunction as common symptoms, the assumption I make is that there is a tsunami of early-onset neurocognitive diseases coming.

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A Halloween books cartoon for @theguardian.com

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The Drs are least likely to mask, followed by nurses,followed by technicians. The cleaners are masking during covid/flu season. Is it plain old fashioned peer pressure? All these workers would be *very inconvenienced* by sick days

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