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From the article: "Jones said there are some theories about why there's a summer surge this year. 'For the last year and a half, a lot of us have been in thes
by ergot_vacation 5y ago
From the article:
"Jones said there are some theories about why there's a summer surge this year.
'For the last year and a half, a lot of us have been in these. In masks. We were also social distancing,' Jones said."
In other words, as you said the natural ebb and flow of RSV has probably been interrupted by Covid containment measures, then restarted at an unexpected time as those measured briefly started to be relaxed. Which means that in a sense, the lack of beds was caused BY the mask mandate, not by a refusal to adhere to it more strictly. Propaganda and fear-mongering, over and over. Also:
"'We are all on team public health,' the judge said. 'And every person needs to understand that the enemy is the virus, it's not each other.'" Our enemy is clearly both, because "experts" and officials have been lying since day 1. And of the two, it seems like the lies have caused more damage than the actual virus at this point.
- fullmoon 5y agoYes. The off-season RSV surge is both coming at the worst possible time, and is a paradoxical effect of (amongst other measures) masks, which led to a “immune deficiency” in kids. Influenza isn’t gone either (although except for some regions in China there is very little signal so far). Knock ok wood that it takes a bit longer.
- walkedaway 5y ago> is a paradoxical effect of (amongst other measures) masks Also an 100% known and predictable effect.
- bryanlarsen 5y agoSV is a disease that is dangerous for preemies. So 15 months of preemies had a drastically reduced RSV infection rate, and this month's preemies have a slightly increased RSV rate.