Ohio St study: 4 of 26 athletes tested positive for COVID-19 w/CMR findings suggestive myocarditis

[Roland99]

Ohio State study: 4 of 26 athletes who tested positive for COVID-19 'had CMR findings suggestive of myocarditis'
https://sports.yahoo.com/ohio-state-study-4-of-26-athletes-who-tested-positive-for-covid-19-had-cmr-findings-suggestive-of-myocarditis-184819353.html

An Ohio State study of 26 athletes who had tested positive for COVID-19 discovered that four of those athletes showed signs of myocarditis.

The study published Friday was done as there are concerns that myocarditis — inflammation of the heart muscle — can be a longer-term effect of COVID-19. The 15 male and 11 female players at the school in the study came from multiple sports, including football, and none of the athletes had to be hospitalized or received specific treatment for their coronavirus infections.

Doctors ran cardiac magnetic resonance imaging on the athletes in June through August to check the health of their hearts. And while four athletes did have findings “suggestive of myocarditis,” the study notes that “COVID-19-related myocardial injury in competitive athletes and sports participation remains unclear.”

[beachbumbob]

1. so many of the OSU parents want to sue the Big 10 for suspending the football season, are same

parents going to sue Ohio State for not protecting little johny or little mary as well??

[ok_cpu]

3. Coach Day has put out statements pushing for the season to start too

Prior to this study being released. I suppose he could just be making a show of support for his players. We'll see, but I think it's widely accepted, if not confirmed, that OSU was the 3rd vote to play this fall.

[Nevilledog]

2. So predictable.