Covid is: Airborne, Not Over, and Endemic

Covid is: Airborne, Not Over, and Endemic

epimodels.bsky.social

Covid. Epidemiology. Infectious disease dynamics.

👤 Joined on 24 October 2023

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Michael Olesen
21 September 2026 06:08

It made sense when I wrote it but I didn't communicate it well at all. I will try for a rewrite. Thx

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Social Media Only: Here is a new sneak peek of the PMC COVlD Hot Spot Map. Do you think a version of our Hot Spot Map would be helpful to people seeking to avoid COVID? ⚡️🧵QUICK THREAD: 1 of 3

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I think we can finally put to bed the hypothesis that population wide immune damage from Covid would lead to accelerating Covid cases and severity. Wastewater derived cases ⬇️ 75% Hospitalizations ⬇️ nearly 90%

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People are at least partly immune to the variant that infected them. At least a few different variants circulate at once and may be replaced by new variants by the next season. Keeping up by getting infected involves too much risk of #longCovid.

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“Hybrid” immunity (infection + vaccination) is worse than vaccination alone. So it just doesn’t make sense anymore to keep it in there…

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