CV and mad panic behaviour

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Not really useful information, but it fits this thread.

Some interesting argy bargy in research chat circles overnight, with some suggesting there is now clear evidence Omicron is not universally infective, it seems that certain blood types / ethnicities are vastly under-represented in the ICU.

It is seen by a significant segment of the research community as "politically unfashionable" to even talk about, they vehemently oppose the idea, I suppose that is the friendly description of the differences.

Proponents of the hypothesis think discussing it is critical, because it could lead to the fastest gold standard cure/treatment!

You can imagine how divisive it could become if someone was labelled / identified as having special anti-COVID genes, it would be an automatic class distinction, so it's understandable that some widely oppose the concept, but they might not be able to prove it's wrong.

It could be a wtf moment for some people, but is it real or is it fake?

I'll pop into the sunglass shops on the way home and buy some polaroids!