Exploration of potential rise in heart failure cases post-pandemic based on data analysis.
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Heart failure may increase post-pandemic due to various factors. • 0:02
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Symptoms of heart failure include shortness of breath and swollen legs. • 1:02
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Managing heart failure involves medications and lifestyle changes. • 1:21
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Data analysis shows a spike in heart failure cases during the pandemic. • 2:01
Trends in excess mortality related to heart failure and vaccination doses impact.
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Excess mortality has been consistently rising, with over 60% increase at the peak. • 2:45
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Different colors represent different vaccination doses given. • 3:30
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The heart has two sides
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right and left
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crucial for blood circulation. • 3:52
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Heart failure can lead to left-sided heart failure and subsequently right-sided heart failure. • 4:54
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Understanding the basics of heart function is essential in addressing excess mortality related to heart failure. • 5:13
Autoimmunity linked to severe COVID-19 through ACE2 autoantibodies leading to right-sided heart failure.
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Autoimmunity triggered by SARS-COV2 virus results in Autoantibodies to ACE2. • 5:52
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ACE2 Autoantibodies concentrated in lungs’ blood vessels may lead to blockage and increased pressure on right side of heart. • 7:16
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Increased pressure on right side of heart can cause right-sided heart failure. • 7:35
Potential link between heart failure and COVID-19 vaccination observed in excess mortality data.
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COVID-19 targets individuals with heart failure, leading to spikes in mortality. • 8:21
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Vaccination may trigger autoimmune response, potentially contributing to rise in heart failure cases. • 9:17
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Observation of increased heart failure post-vaccination doses suggests a possible correlation. • 9:59
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Small percentage of patients experiencing adverse effects can have significant impact on healthcare systems. • 10:21
Autoimmune process leading to right-sided heart failure due to pulmonary hypertension is challenging to manage.
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Understanding autoimmune processes in pulmonary artery is crucial to prevent disastrous outcomes. • 10:59
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Research is needed to prove the link between autoimmune process and right-sided heart failure. • 11:20
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Right-sided heart failure due to pulmonary hypertension is difficult to treat compared to left-sided heart failure. • 11:40
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Challenging the science around ace2 autoimmunity to gain clarity on the occurrence of right-sided heart failure. • 11:58
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Joining the Substack for updates on research regarding autoimmune-related heart failure. • 12:21