> there could be chronic immune activation  i mean holy shit, now that i've read this paper i'm no longer sure if i've not already seen anecdotal "evidence", but it only came to mind in retrospect. during the last 12 months i remember that i've heard of many people who had "colds" or flu-like symptoms unusually often. we had many people calling in sick during may, july and august and some complained about being sick "once every month", despite only having been sick once or twice a year before 2021. who the fuck gets the cold during summer months? you shouldn't be sick as a relatively young, healthy person. i don't think i'm the only one noticing:  >  s/cjm9gez8e8mo  >  tures/2024-06-14/why-is-everyone-ge tting-sick-behind-the-global-rise-i n-rsv-flu-measles  >  th/everyone-sick-moment-experts-rev eal-33314757
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