FLUVID: Flattening The Flu Curve During A Coronavirus Pandemic
The worst time of the year for viruses is at our doorstep. During the winter…
Petrie Dish · Bonnie Petrie, Dominic Anthony Walsh, Fernanda Camarena
September 8, 202040m 23s
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Show Notes
The worst time of the year for viruses is at our doorstep. During the winter there are surges in adenoviruses, respiratory syncytial viruses — more commonly known as RSV — mild coronaviruses that cause colds, basically all the cold and flu-like illnesses you’d expect when the weather turns cold. And, of course, the actual flu, which can be an efficient killer in its own right.