An ‘unprecedented’ rise in respiratory viruses in children is overwhelming some hospitals

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  1. 19Crib

    19Crib Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Somewhat old news, but still interesting.

    As dishonest as the medical industrial complex has been during these last 2+ years with statistics, it could be just another scare tactic.
     
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    Nope. Made them dumber as well.
     
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    Doofenshmirtz Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Math skills are down as well. I heard that 5 out of 4 students are below average!
     
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    The first part is true, but not what I bolded. I don't think it's anything quite that profound. Instead of being exposed to them over time we get more at once than usual after being isolated. Viruses are a hazard, not a lifeline, but hospitals do have an easier time handling a trickle over years than all at once.
     

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