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2. Because it's likely that when this flurry of cases ebbs

Fri Mar 13, 2020, 11:16 AM

Mar 2020

It may go dormant and return in the fall/winter. I believe that's what happened with the Spanish Flu.

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Once the pandemic is over. [View all] SoCalDem Mar 2020 OP

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Because it's likely that when this flurry of cases ebbs leftieNanner Mar 2020 #2

Does anyone know if the antibodies for this RockCreek Mar 2020 #3

Not the time to think about it, but this may be a permanent JCMach1 Mar 2020 #5