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Epidemiologically, endemic is that the rates of disease are within expectation - for example, there's a statistical threshold for flu every year. There can stil
by Fomite 5y ago
Epidemiologically, endemic is that the rates of disease are within expectation - for example, there's a statistical threshold for flu every year. There can still be swings - seasonal diseases for example.
There is no sane universe where COVID-19 is endemic from an epidemiological standpoint.
It also doesn't imply that we should stop doing things.
- MattPalmer1086 5y agoThanks for the clarification. I'd add that endemic also doesn't mean mild.