Every chart I have seen since Covid “ended” is like this
this post was submitted on 19 Nov 2025
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I know it's just anecdotal but the amount of people around me who have gotten some sort of long-term illness, cancer, and/or neurological symptoms in just the past 4 years is low-key terrifying.
Forgive me for my ignorance, but isn’t Alzheimer’s typically late onset?
Edit: Whoops, looks like I committed the classic blunder of not understanding words. I thought the post was saying that COVID is correlated with people developing Alzheimer’s later in life (over 65-70), which I thought was more common age range for developing Alzheimer’s. Instead, the post is displaying a spike of late onset Alzheimer’s cases.
I think it's showing a spike in hospital visits, like maybe people who have Alzheimer's anyway are having worse effects.
Basically, more people are getting Alzheimer's.