Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him)
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I'll post a couple of old blog pieces (they may or may not still stack up today) about some of the other respiratory viruses we live with all the time, their names, taxa and numbers.
https://t.co/xIT3jrZzXg
07:45 PM - May 30, 2023
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Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him)
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In response to Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him).
One with a touch of snark about going to work sick, from 2018 (BC)
https://t.co/nsvVpnvZHa
07:45 PM - May 30, 2023
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Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him)
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In response to Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him).
A little about RSV being more than one 'virus'. If we were to apply the terminology, surveillance and analysis to all these other respiratory viruses that we have to SC2 - my goodness, what a wondrous level of new things we'd learn.
https://t.co/zCrukAykzR
07:46 PM - May 30, 2023
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Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him)
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In response to Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him).
Something about the different respiratory viruses back when rhinoviruses flared up in 2020, even though NPIs had dropped the circulation of many other resp viruses.
https://t.co/SIV7ejGGDF
07:46 PM - May 30, 2023
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Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him)
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A little about flu, specifically H3N2, immune imprinting, and the way H3N2 had split 5-ways into variants that seemed to be lingering - which today draws parallels to SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant fracturing.
https://t.co/KzmiHbLI0q
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07:47 PM - May 30, 2023
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Donna Mueller
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In response to Ian Mackay, PhD (he/him).
Appreciate all the reposts Dr. Mackay. The many different RSV’s remind me of the existence of so many different Herpes viruses.

The H3N2 variance w/relation to SARS-CoV-2 also gives insight👍

So last example similar to the other flu strains such as the H5N1 w/clades 2.3.4.4, 2.3.2.1 w/subclasses?
08:04 AM - May 31, 2023
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