Most studies show hCoV peaking in Europe in February (weeks 5-8), exactly when a) Sars-2 had collapsed after 2nd wave, and b) hCoV was also nowhere to be found.pic.twitter.com/EZ40ajuFGq
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RKI sentinel clinic flu surveillance: Continuing signs that there's something out of balance in the world of respiratory viruses. SARS-CoV-2 now almost totally gone, yet ordinary human Coronaviruses (hCoV) still going strong even though their season is over with.pic.twitter.com/7daZTye0gc
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There are supposed to be *some* hCoV infections from the late fall onwards, in some years there's a December peak. In 2020/21, it's like they're on a several-month delay.
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Eugyppius, I'm tired of being a conspiracy theorist. When do the governments admit this was a manmade virus and that's why they freaked out and locked everything down? "We fear it to be a bioweapon, so we had to lock down until we had a nominally effective cure for the elites".
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I think that narrative is getting airtime now, because the variants failed to do very much or be very scary. This is the last fear card they have, to carry them through the vaxx campaign. h/t to
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Last graph on right for France but I don't see any hcov ref....pic.twitter.com/VYMQjsll3N
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thank you. Yes, RKI flu surveillance normally doesn't track hCoV either. They only started in 2020 since the pandemic began.
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