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Ah, jag satt och hovrade över en massa länkar utan att hitta den, men där var den ju! My bad!Ja,tack, den finns även länkad i Fortune-artikeln, fint nog, fast de är lite otydliga genom att först länka till den under "significantly higher rates of death", men därefter länka till den allmänna hemsidan för The Lancet under "The Lancet". Det hade varit tydligare om de hade länkat till artikeln under "The study":
"The study, a comparative analysis with 18 months of follow-up of hospital admissions for those with COVID-19 and those with seasonal flu, found that COVID-19 patients experienced significantly higher rates of death, healthcare utilization, and adverse health outcomes in most organ systems than did patients with the flu. Its results were published on Dec. 14 in the infectious diseases section of the medical journal The Lancet." https://fortune.com/2023/12/14/covid-19-v-flu-more-serious-threat-new-study-health-carolyn-barber/
Intressant hur Al-Aly särskilt driver denna fråga. Här handlar det ju om sjukhusinlagda patienter, och som sagt att "SARS-CoV-2 (...) is a more multisystemic virus than seasonal influenza.", och, inte minst detta med långtidsverkningar, som det nu slår mig inte diskuteras i till exempel FHM:s veckorapporter, där man ju fokuserar smittläget just nu, inte så att säga postcovidläget för vissa just nu:
"both viruses yield a higher burden of health loss in the post-acute phase of illness than their respective acute phase, suggesting that focusing solely on the acute toll of these viruses obscures a larger portion of their overall effect and they should be conceptualised as infections leading to a high risk and burden of acute disease and even higher long-term risks of health loss." https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(23)00684-9/fulltext
"The study, a comparative analysis with 18 months of follow-up of hospital admissions for those with COVID-19 and those with seasonal flu, found that COVID-19 patients experienced significantly higher rates of death, healthcare utilization, and adverse health outcomes in most organ systems than did patients with the flu. Its results were published on Dec. 14 in the infectious diseases section of the medical journal The Lancet." https://fortune.com/2023/12/14/covid-19-v-flu-more-serious-threat-new-study-health-carolyn-barber/
Intressant hur Al-Aly särskilt driver denna fråga. Här handlar det ju om sjukhusinlagda patienter, och som sagt att "SARS-CoV-2 (...) is a more multisystemic virus than seasonal influenza.", och, inte minst detta med långtidsverkningar, som det nu slår mig inte diskuteras i till exempel FHM:s veckorapporter, där man ju fokuserar smittläget just nu, inte så att säga postcovidläget för vissa just nu:
"both viruses yield a higher burden of health loss in the post-acute phase of illness than their respective acute phase, suggesting that focusing solely on the acute toll of these viruses obscures a larger portion of their overall effect and they should be conceptualised as infections leading to a high risk and burden of acute disease and even higher long-term risks of health loss." https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(23)00684-9/fulltext
Bra sammanfattning:
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Decomposition analyses showed that in both COVID-19 and seasonal influenza, there was a higher burden of health loss in the post-acute than the acute phase; and comparatively, except for the pulmonary system, COVID-19 had a higher burden of health loss across all other organ systems than seasonal influenza in both the acute and post-acute phase.
Det hade varit intressant att se datat fördelat på mindre åldersintervall, t.ex. 12-18 år. Funderar faktiskt på att begära datat.