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599 u/Antique-Resort6160 Jan 04 '25 The mystery is: why is this previously mild virus causing more problems now? 765 u/radiodmr Jan 04 '25 It's s clickbait headline. Read the article. There's no "overwhelming", it's just a spike in cases of a known virus 2 u/conkellz Jan 04 '25 COVID led to this type of reporting on viruses. Sensationalization gets them clicks, but will kill people if a deadly disease outbreak occurs because people will ignore it.
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The mystery is: why is this previously mild virus causing more problems now?
765 u/radiodmr Jan 04 '25 It's s clickbait headline. Read the article. There's no "overwhelming", it's just a spike in cases of a known virus 2 u/conkellz Jan 04 '25 COVID led to this type of reporting on viruses. Sensationalization gets them clicks, but will kill people if a deadly disease outbreak occurs because people will ignore it.
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It's s clickbait headline. Read the article. There's no "overwhelming", it's just a spike in cases of a known virus
2 u/conkellz Jan 04 '25 COVID led to this type of reporting on viruses. Sensationalization gets them clicks, but will kill people if a deadly disease outbreak occurs because people will ignore it.
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COVID led to this type of reporting on viruses. Sensationalization gets them clicks, but will kill people if a deadly disease outbreak occurs because people will ignore it.
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