> My fear is that, if this kind of reporting is just because SARS‑CoV‑2 infections are front of mind for the popular culture, these kinds of reports will be use

> My fear is that, if this kind of reporting is just because SARS‑CoV‑2 infections are front of mind for the popular culture, these kinds of reports will be used to suggest there's more "special bad" with Covid when in fact there might not be. Bad policy tends to grasp onto any rationale it can find, and facts without context can be the worst for this. > reports will be used to suggest there's more "special bad" with Covid You are arguing in bad faith. Starting with asking innocent questions in appearance only to build your argument that there is no problem. There are more and more reports that there is a "special bad" with Covid. Denying it won't help.