What kind of data did we have in 1918?
Interesting and frightening graph of influenza and pneumonia mortality from the Spanish Flu in 1918 United Kingdom. The point is that when the virus looked stamped out, it came back.pic.twitter.com/4tc3TeONax
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Don’t know but poor. According to Wikipedia, the reason why it was called Spanish flu was that neural Spain was the only country that didn’t suppress information about it so Spain’s situation seemed worse. As a result it was assumed to originate there.
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It’s a different strain. Killed young people in the second wave.
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CV is transmissible when asymptomatic ~14days, as well as in fecal matter and from bodies. Seems impossible to control spread.
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