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bediger4000 4y ago
Thank you, that worked. My favorite, meta-studies! And nothing seems to help based on this study of studies. I find that "it's best to carry on as usual" is hard to reconcile with the absolute lack of a flu season 2020-21 and 2021-22. Something worked, because there was essentially zero influenza those 2 years, in the USA and elsewhere.
- LargoLasskhyfv 4y ago
  I guess one could do a meta-study about the lack of influenza. Several things come to my mind: Isolation by lock-down, or general avoidance of strangers, eating/going out, masses of people, limiting in person shopping, remote work, avoiding public transportation. Validity of numbers, prioritization of tests.