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Not that I necessarily agree with the theory, an influenza outbreak in a nursing home could be extremely deadly. This is why they are nearly 100% vaccinated. An
by MikeAmelung 6y ago
Not that I necessarily agree with the theory, an influenza outbreak in a nursing home could be extremely deadly. This is why they are nearly 100% vaccinated. And they are (or are supposed to be) quick to quarantine and lockdown if it seems like flu has been detected. Which is to say that even a "mild" strain would certainly pose a larger risk to a nursing home.
- slg 6y agoI realize that, but it skips over the last question in my previous post. Why didn't we see a similar situation in any California nursing homes if this mild strain was spreading unchecked for months in a population with zero immunity?