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A branch of the flu family tree has died and won't be included in future US vaccines
(www.livescience.com)
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We cooperated!?
For like one month and then the politics set in.
To an extent, yeah. There was co-operation like we've never seen before. Even if only 40% of people wore masks and stated home, that's an enormous feat of cooperation. But there was so much controversy around it, and the results were so unclear, that I'm 100% sure it will never happen again.
Oh, we will.
There was much the same type of kurfuffle with the flu in the early 1900s, down to crazed anti mask people.