Covid has been described as the ‘least deadly pandemic in history’ because its fatality rate among young, healthy people is a fraction of zero. Even for the elderly and sick Covid has barely managed to outpace Influenza, especially once you remove inflated ‘died with’ statistics. Once it settles into a seasonal pattern, it’s unlikely anyone will talk about it again.
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