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A small sample size study from Hong Kong did find this. I haven't seen much data beyond that:

https://www.sciencealert.com/even-those-who-recover-from-corona-can-be-left-gasping-for-breath-afterwards

Think "encouraging genetic diversity in offspring".

You mentioned a university in San Diego that specializes in trauma research.

Which university is that?

Do they have CPTSD therapist specialists?

This question comes up in legal circles all the time and it makes me so angry.

The question of intent is pretty critical in gauging a crime:

Intentionally planning to kill your hated boss? Murder 1.

Striking your hated boss with a moving car when he leapt in front of it? Involuntary manslaughter.

So, it makes a lot of sense from the legal perspective -- while being entirely irrelevant from the victim's perspective: the hated boss is deceased either way.

Thank you!