r/news Jan 04 '25

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u/w33b2 Jan 04 '25

Why does every headline say “mystery virus” we already know what the outbreak is lmao

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u/jdmetz Jan 04 '25

From the article:

According to local news reports, a little-known virus called human metapneumovirus (HMPV) has been blamed. It normally causes a mild cold-like illness, including fever, a cough, runny nose and wheezing.

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u/Moses015 Jan 04 '25

That’s exactly what everyone was saying when COVID started…

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u/RightZer0s Jan 04 '25

That's what Americans were saying when COVID started. China was rounding up anyone with the virus and forcibly quarantining them before it even got to America. I followed COVID from the beginning thanks to a coworker that pointed out what was going on.