I have added a page (1 st part) of unsorted Covid links, and also some about other linked or unlinked pathogens that we can learn from. Some are already published here, but not all. I will likely add a second page with more of the link I have collected over the last 5 years. Peter
Author: Peter Lindberg
Peter Lindberg is a commercial photographer & videographer, once educated to become an electronics engineer. Always been a science buff and interested in medicine and technology. Main hobbies are cars/racing and music. Lives in the western Sweden countryside farmland locally called "Schlätta".
Long Covid affects the school experience and ability to participate in education. Kind of obvious but we need studies like this to end ignorance in the matter.

Not good news for anyone who wants to have children. And long term this probably hits those who are children now really hard with repeated infections likely making things worse.
Having had Covid-19 increases the risk to develop other illnesses by 78%. Due to risk increase in most other aspects after each repeated Covid infections it is probably likely to further increase this risk.
Nope. Been debunked for both infections and allergens.
https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2022/is-the-hygiene-hypothesis-true
What SARS-CoV-2 Does to the Body (2nd Edition, July 2023)
An extensive compilation of links to studies and statistics on what SARS-Cov-2 does to your body, brain etc. And it is way worse than most people know.
https://www.panaccindex.info/p/what-sars-cov-2-does-to-the-body

Early on in the SARS-Cov-2 pandemic findings indicated that the virus penetrated the blood-brain barrier and entered the brain. Since then more and more have been found that points to SARS-Cov-2 sticking around for long after seemingly recovering from Covid.
When a cell gets infected by SARS-Cov-2 it causes chaos in the cells RNA functions in many different ways and ultimately creates havoc in how the cell functions.
https://www.gu.se/en/news/coronavirus-causes-chaos-in-infected-cells-rna
The Hygiene Hypothesis has been under debate for quite a few years, or rather decades, and it is time to scrap it; the immune system doesn’t work like that. We don’t need repeated infections to stay health and have a functioning immune defense.
COVID-19’s impact on the immune system, and how this may affect subsequent infections
Covid-19 opens up your immune defense for further infections.