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Interference between respiratory illnesses may prevent triple surge this winter: experts

2 months ago

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Interference between respiratory illnesses may prevent triple surge this winter: experts

2 months ago
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Duration 2:15

Experts believe that a biological mechanism known as viral interference — which can sometimes stop the body from being infected by multiple viruses at once — might prevent a simultaneous triple surge of COVID-19, RSV and influenza this winter.

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