@CanadianOne @BrianTWalters @randyhillier You should read this. Brazil is so large it's got multiple zones. May happens to be in the peak of seasonal influenza. https://t.co/YikaxilJu8
RT @foofu: @ErikCumps @Long_GoldSilver @VaneygenJ @torfsrik tbh: het Manaus drama is ook te wijten aan de kramikkige medische infrastructuu…
@ErikCumps @Long_GoldSilver @VaneygenJ @torfsrik tbh: het Manaus drama is ook te wijten aan de kramikkige medische infrastructuur, tekorten aan materiaal (O2), corruptie ed. En ook seasonality speelt in Amazonas. https://t.co/qHCxZDJSbg
@RayTruant @florian_krammer @LBonneux Seasonal dynamics is far better understood in temperate climates than in the tropics. https://t.co/iYaFMPSqJO
@benson1000 @florian_krammer @LBonneux Seasonal dynamics is far better understood in temperate climates than in the tropics. https://t.co/iYaFMPSqJO
@Micrmt @florian_krammer @LBonneux Seasonal dynamics is far better understood in temperate climates than in the tropics. https://t.co/iYaFMPSqJO
@jairbolsonaro @mqueiroga2 @ProjetoNumPulo Current deaths in Brazil may be from influenza it's the flu season? There are 3 new tests you can use, the 2 commercial ones seem to be the best: https://t.co/yRYKLUOjuN Seasonal dynamics of influenza in Brazil: h
@BlaaBoi @EwanMacKenna @JoshTanner2020 Brazil seems to be a poor comparator for any other country because it is so large and covers such a large latitude. This seems an interesting look at that. US is easier because they divide data by state so you can com
@GreenWalker92 @NorbertStyles @MikeDeeeeeee @MaxCRoser Viral infections at this period of year is typical. When it's over it will go down. This is well studied, but convenience makes people forget it. Some sources: https://t.co/QQUMbrvww9 https://t.co/cG
@gabygutmensch @KerstinYasar @MKreutzfeldt @tazgezwitscher Man muss schon ein bisschen differenzierter vergleichen, denn die mitteleuropäische Grippesaison ist keine Nordhalbkugel-Grippesaison. Siehe z.B. https://t.co/Rmf3XxOLOv
@ChaosMono @frauhaselmayer @trashbuzz @manueala1988 @Buecherwurm2987 @diese_Sirene @raumplot Zu tropischen bzw. äquatorialen Ländern wie Brasilien und andere Länder Südamerikas empfehle ich folgende Studie zur Saisonalität von Atemwegsviren. Da ist die Lin
@bwu74 @_b_meyer @BrinkmannLab @c_drosten Ja, Saisonalität ist keine reine Sommer/Winter Frage. Hier am Beispiel Brasilien und Influenza: https://t.co/Kq0KXqbGmm . Ist natürlich nur eine Studie, ich bin ja kein Fachmann, ich suche auch Antworten die über "
@Lingen2L @BrinkmannLab @_b_meyer @c_drosten Ja, aber andere Länder sind nicht Deutschland/Nordeuropa. Dort unterliegen wir Saisonalität. Diese differenziert sicherlich geographisch, sogar innerhalb großer Länder(. https://t.co/Kq0KXqbGmm). Aber meine Frag
@BenQuin62369463 @JamesLynchGTC @ChefIrma @Littlejems3 @FatEmperor @carlheneghan Large countries with varied climatic zones have different waves of infection at different times. Brazil is following a known pattern with most infections currently happening
@marfcg @raphaeldeque O artigo na BMC: https://t.co/XaEgnw3LRq
@raphaeldeque Tivemos uma aluna de doutorado que mostrou as diferenças por latitude e, além disso, as regiões por padrão de circulação apresentadas no InfoGripe estão fortemente associadas ao perfil climático do país. https://t.co/Jz8f0Hlt60
@mauricedehond Hier een aardige studie. https://t.co/YVfQ1V4zR6 Rio, São Paulo en Fortaleza waren de eerste weken nagenoeg tegelijkertijd zwaar getroffen. De griepseizoenen lopen echter bij alledrie volledig anders. Tot zover de hypothese.
@razibkhan Flu season in the Amazon peaks in April, which is the end of rainy season -- https://t.co/fUkOmzQq60 Flu (and probably coronavirus) seasonality is almost perfectly explained by sunlight exposure. I'm going to be doing a lot of sunbathing this fa
RT @mindgomes: This looks interesting https://t.co/IBGX1kJHxl
This looks interesting https://t.co/IBGX1kJHxl
Researchers from @FIOCRUZ find out how the influenza seasonality evolves in #Brazil. From #BMCInfectiousDiseases https://t.co/cmoThCD1Vh https://t.co/DcXfWVop0I