Where have all the flu deaths gone?
It's early to confirm, due to a 2-wk lag in the data, but it looks like reported flu deaths in the US started to drop sharply (below any other year) at the same time that Covid19 deaths began to be …More
It's early to confirm, due to a 2-wk lag in the data, but it looks like reported flu deaths in the US started to drop sharply (below any other year) at the same time that Covid19 deaths began to be reported.
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Well to answer your questions: social distancing washing hands, etc, is very effective against the normal flu as well. So you will find a very sharp decrease in those numbers.
If we are able to hold on to those habits, influenza death-rate could be cut in 4 next year.
If we are able to hold on to those habits, influenza death-rate could be cut in 4 next year.
Effects of the 'hand washing'
1. "flu deaths in the US started to drop sharply (below any other year) at the same time that
2. Covid19 deaths began to be reported."More
Effects of the 'hand washing'
1. "flu deaths in the US started to drop sharply (below any other year) at the same time that
2. Covid19 deaths began to be reported."
1. "flu deaths in the US started to drop sharply (below any other year) at the same time that
2. Covid19 deaths began to be reported."
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You mean it just could be the flu , the seasonal flu that mutates every year, since time immemorial? That every flu associated death is now defacto COV19 . Well, at least I've been noticing that trend to.
