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    1. zeynep tufekci‏Verified account @zeynep 27 Sep 2021

      Do people know that the 1890 pandemic was likely caused by another coronavirus, OC43 (that was then novel?) Nowadays, no longer novel, it is one of the causes of the common cold. We're obviously not living in the OC43 pandemic since, and we won't live in a COVID pandemic forever.

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    2. David Fisman‏Verified account @DFisman 27 Sep 2021
      Replying to @zeynep @VoiceOfFranky

      I thought it was an H2 flu? That's fascinating...is this based on banked sera?

      10 replies 3 retweets 31 likes
    3. Jonathan Cronk‏ @jpcronk 27 Sep 2021
      Replying to @DFisman @zeynep @VoiceOfFranky

      The evidence for the hypothesis is the estimated date of divergence from the bovine CoV it appears to be descended from, and from the contemporary accounts of neurological symptoms that are more in line with a CoV than Flu. It's possible either way.

      3 replies 0 retweets 4 likes
    4. Jonathan Cronk‏ @jpcronk 27 Sep 2021
      Replying to @jpcronk @DFisman and

      https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/JVI.79.3.1595-1604.2005 …

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    5. Jonathan Cronk‏ @jpcronk 27 Sep 2021
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      https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/467816 …

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    6. Jonathan Cronk‏ @jpcronk 27 Sep 2021
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      https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8441924/ …

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    7. Jonathan Cronk‏ @jpcronk 27 Sep 2021
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      As a further aside, it's interesting that the report from Chicago in 1891 differentiated the 1890 and 1891 outbreaks, with 1890 characterized with more pnuemonia but 1891 with more frequent bronchiolitis. Perhaps the answer is "both", with overlapping pandemics.pic.twitter.com/o4juDYQFs0

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    8. David Fisman‏Verified account @DFisman 27 Sep 2021
      Replying to @jpcronk @zeynep @VoiceOfFranky

      Once we're on the subject: any smart ideas about why influenza supposedly disappeared for much of the late 19th century?

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      zeynep tufekci‏Verified account @zeynep 27 Sep 2021
      Replying to @DFisman @jpcronk @VoiceOfFranky

      On similar note, I wonder how much new stuff we could learn if we looked at the last 150 year with what we've learned/better learned this pandemic.

      12:09 PM - 27 Sep 2021
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