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by cycomanic
1910 days ago
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Well the interesting thing is that the Euromono data shows a similar trend as the US data, especially if including the 2018 data. The 15-44 year olds while essentially not affected by the 2018 flu did see a spike for covid. I think it would be interesting if the group could be further split up into 15-24 and 25-44 year olds, like the US data. Regarding the 2018 flu spike, putting things into perspective. I would say yes it does, because it shows how significantly bigger the spike for covid was/is. |
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In some cases. See the Euromomo z-index data per country. Some are unaffected by the flu and C19.
Where flu kills tops 0.1% of a population, C19 seems to kill 0.8% at most.