Flu testing, week 50 by itself. Five-year average: 11.56% positive This year: 0.18%pic.twitter.com/D8REfdjp28
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Influenza testing through the first 11 weeks of flu season (weeks 40 to 50). CDC flu view. https://cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm … Five-year average: 5.53% positive This year: 0.17% https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JXUW_6CF4e04iAWyC_MU23SY6scEYUo4GKEXmQUhHbo/edit?usp=sharing …pic.twitter.com/Mc49SyHpuV
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ILI continues to track lower than the very mild 2015-16 season.pic.twitter.com/JnKwwjmzSx
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Here's the updated global look from WHO. Still nothing. https://apps.who.int/flumart/Default?ReportNo=10 …pic.twitter.com/YzUBbfEHTM
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could someone please explain exactly what is going on? is the medical field diagnosing people with COVID rather than the flu?
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Seriously, is there a reasonable explanation for this?
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Any idea how they define "flu test?" Are they lumping in results from the combined covid/flu PCR test? That could explain the huge positive discrepancy from prior years.
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I'm also curious about that combined test and it's results.
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Just for curiosity...any side by side comparison of how many Covid tests were run during same period?
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Christmas miracle!
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