I wonder if it would normally be a double amount for the flu (of course depending on the flu strain), or, if the covid deaths are now extra compared to normal.
New study of nearly 200K hospitalised patients 75K with COVID‐19 infection, 113K with influenza type A and 9K with influenza type B analysed Case fatality rate of hospitalised patients * with COVID‐19: 6.5% * influenza type A: 6% * influenza type B: 3% https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/rmv.2179 …pic.twitter.com/af6Vpfhfa4
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And the test for Influenza is reliable, unlike the one for Covid-19. And there are treatments and a vaccine
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And this is very early in SARS-CoV-2 existence. After a decade, how will these data look?
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Get the flu jab then
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