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Supposedly, Canada’s flu season took a hiatus last year. Recorded flu cases were so low they failed to pass the minimum threshold set out by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC).
PHAC recorded a mere 69 influenza cases for the 2020-21 flu season. There are about 52,000 cases detected during a regular flu season. . @fordnation @celliottability To-date Public Health Agency of Canada reports-“influenza activity exceptionally LOW”-“NO evidence of comm circulation”-“NO influenza-assoc hospitalizations”UNPRECEDENTED. Hosps typically overwhelmed w/influenza—now additional capacity for Covid https://t.co/UH6xCbgPI1 — Kulvinder Kaur MD (@dockaurG) December 21, 2020 The experts suggest COVID-19 is to blame, though they are unsure of the trend of the following flu season, reported Global News.
Dr. Gerald Evans, an infectious disease specialist at Queen’s University and Kingston Health Sciences Centre, said comparatively, Australia is reporting “historically low levels” of influenza, per a report on the government’s website.
A World Health Organization report substantiated that funding, adding, “Globally, despite continued or even increased testing for influenza in some countries, influenza activity remained at lower levels than expected for this time of the year.”
Angela Crawley, a scientist at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute and professor at the University of Ottawa, attributes two reasons for the sudden decline in influenza.
First, she claims that despite what the WHO report implies, people in some countries may not test for or report flu cases like before.
“The pandemic closed us in, and so people were not going to the doctor for their flu-like symptoms,” said Crawley, adding those who received a negative COVID-19 test result went home.
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“They probably had the flu, possibly, but that wasn’t being tested,” she said.
Second, Crawley said the measures used to restrict the spread of COVID-19 likely contained the flu too.”The personal protective equipment, like the wearing of the masks and the significant effect of social distancing, may have had [an effect] on the number or the prevalence of the virus in the community,” she said.Evans said this leaves things uncertain as Canada heads into the next flu season.”The closest prediction I can get is I think we’re going to see more numbers than we saw […]
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