xdrta+ wrote:ZB9 wrote:So if 40 to 60 percent of people are wearing masks in public in the US, that would drop influenza by 98 percent?
I doubt that it would drop that much even if 100 percent of people were wearing hazmat suits at all times.
Your "doubt" is legion, fueled by your agenda. There's no mystery why flu cases dropped, when for the past year and a half Americans, besides wearing masks, have been limiting travel, avoiding crowds, social distancing, and encouraging thorough and frequent handwashing. Infectious disease is passed from person to person, and when gathering places like bars and restaurants are closed, people work from home and avoid close contact with others, of course the flu numbers will drop.
Even a child could understand this, what is it you don't get, again?
drop from 38 million to a little over 2 thousand? in a year?
That is logical to you?
I can see how flu cases might drop, but not 98 percent.