Emeraldlady
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This is what happened in the 1918 epidemic as well. By the time the flu reached Australia well into the original outbreak, it was a less deadly strain of the original virus.He compared the viral load, concentration of virus, between 100 incoming patients at the beginning of March and 100 incoming at the end of May and this was the result.
Clementi says also that this is happening in patients below and above 65.
It is as the virus were “ ageing” . His words : envejeciendo, becoming old.And remarks that it isn’t mutating but what seems to be adapting to its new host.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/magazine/2018/03-04/history-spanish-flu-pandemic/
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