This article is specifically about a single person (60yo woman) who had a aneurysm and was actively fighting pneumonia from COVID19.
Just because a celeb died doesn’t mean it makes any sense to try and tie in COVID19.
Just because a celeb died doesn’t mean it makes any sense to try and tie in COVID19.
[1]: https://www.biospace.com/article/covid-19-increases-risk-of-...
[2]: https://news.weill.cornell.edu/news/2020/07/what-is-known-ab...
[3]: https://directorsblog.nih.gov/2020/06/11/searching-for-ways-...
Since most people think of COVID as a respiratory disease and the clotting symptoms aren't as well publicized, doctors may not always call for the test when respiratory symptoms aren't present.
yes, the normal distribution of people dying every year will still happen, but now that there is a blood clot causing virus out there, its also worth considering any time someone dies from a blood clot. not a huge stretch. I would actually wonder if they explicitly ruled that out, I don't trust that medical professionals have this in the modus operandi yet, and especially in the distributed US healthcare system.
It may be insensitive or bad timing to be mentioning COVID as a speculation for Grant's death right now, but it doesn't rule out the possibility.