A 25-year-old resident of Reno, Nevada was infected with the pandemic coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, two times, about 48-days apart, with the second infection causing a more severe case of COVID-19 than the first and requiring hospitalization and oxygen support.
That's according to a draft study, led by researchers at the University of Nevada and posted online. The study has not been published by a scientific journal and has not been peer-reviewed. Still, it drew quick attention from researchers, who have been examining data from the first confirmed case of a SARS-CoV-2 reinfection, reported earlier this week.
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Amid the more than 24.5 million cases worldwide, it is completely expected to find some recovered patients who are not completely protected by their immune responses and are thus vulnerable to reinfection.The big question is: how common is this scenario?
(Score: 3, Informative) by The Mighty Buzzard on Wednesday September 02 2020, @03:34PM (6 children)
Use < and > and it should work fine. That's done intentionally to keep arbitrary tags from being a thing and to keep the balanceTags sub viable.
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(Score: 2) by deimtee on Wednesday September 02 2020, @09:22PM (3 children)
Yeah, they work fine but preview changes them in the input box. You click preview, it looks fine, click submit, it's messed up unless you edited all the converted < and > back to the & codes.
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(Score: 2) by The Mighty Buzzard on Thursday September 03 2020, @04:44PM (2 children)
Nah, I checked on this very comment and properly written entities do in fact stay entities; exactly as you keyed them in. It's when you don't include the semi-colon that is most definitely part of any HTML entity that things go wonky. <see?>
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(Score: 2) by deimtee on Saturday September 05 2020, @07:20PM (1 child)
Ah. I am not much of an HTML weenie. They worked with just < and > so I just assumed that was the correct code and that it changing in the comment box was a bug.
If you cough while drinking cheap red wine it really cleans out your sinuses.
(Score: 2) by The Mighty Buzzard on Sunday September 06 2020, @12:39AM
Nah, it was a bug that they worked without the semicolon. We have to make our bugs pretty stealthy or martyb finds them before we can roll them out.
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(Score: 3, Informative) by choose another one on Wednesday September 02 2020, @09:42PM (1 child)
Yeah, I knew I had to use the entities and thought I had, and checked it in preview...
I have played around a bit and figured out what I did:
- if you forget the semicolon (so use "< >")
- and then use preview, it shows up "correct" (as expected if you had remembered the ; i.e. "< >" ) in the _preview_
- BUT it also turns it into < > in the _comment_
- so if you forget the semicolon, hit preview, check preview, and then submit, your posted comment is not like the preview
Not sure if you consider that a bug or just an idiot user who hasn't edited raw html in a long time (and doesn't miss it). Hopefully I've actually got the html entities right this time so it makes sense...
(Score: 2) by The Mighty Buzzard on Thursday September 03 2020, @04:40PM
Weird, it shouldn't. Quality legit bug find there. Added to the tracker.
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