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ALT Infographic about UCCP data release
ALT Poster for the Multilevel Modelling in R workshop. The background has different shades of blue with logo on top left and speaker, Dr. Erin Buchanan's photo immediately below it. The information of the workshop is provided next to the picture.
ALT Reference COVID Statistics from High-Quality Data Sources Compiled by the Pandemic Mitigation Collaborative (PMC19.com), Jul 12, 2024 % of Population Actively Infectious Chances Someone is Infectious… In a Group of 10 In a Group of 30 In a Group of 50 Primary Data Source Reference Last Updated U.S.A. 1.37% (1 in 73) 12.9% 33.9% 49.9% Wastewater "Michael Hoerger, PhD, MSCR, MBA @michael_hoerger pmc19.com/data" July 12, 2024 Canada 1.37% (1 in 73) 12.9% 33.9% 49.8% Wastewater "Tara Moriarty, PhD @MoriartyLab covid19resources.ca" July 7, 2024
![A heterogeneous set of hypotheses have been proposed to explain the pathophysiology of long COVID involving viral factors, host factors, and tissue damage.[6] Prominent causal hypotheses include the following: (1) viral persistence, either of infectious virions, viral RNA or viral proteins [7] [8]; (2) reactivation of latent viruses[9]; (3) immune dysregulation and autoimmunity triggered by the infection [6]; and (4) chronic tissue and organ damage characterized by thrombotic endothelialitis, endothelial inflammation, hyperactivated platelets, and fibrinaloid microclots.[10]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GRCfHXDXoAAXia_.jpg?name=orig)
ALT A heterogeneous set of hypotheses have been proposed to explain the pathophysiology of long COVID involving viral factors, host factors, and tissue damage.[6] Prominent causal hypotheses include the following: (1) viral persistence, either of infectious virions, viral RNA or viral proteins [7] [8]; (2) reactivation of latent viruses[9]; (3) immune dysregulation and autoimmunity triggered by the infection [6]; and (4) chronic tissue and organ damage characterized by thrombotic endothelialitis, endothelial inflammation, hyperactivated platelets, and fibrinaloid microclots.[10]
ALT Clinical Microbiology Reviews: Masks and respirators for prevention of respiratory infections: a state of the science review