Sunday, July 19, 2020
Don't Talk About Covid-19’s ‘Waves’—This Isn’t the Spanish Flu
"Then there are other countries, like the US, that have never been in control. Speaking about waves in this context is currently nonsensical— infection rates need to go way down before they can rise again in a second wave. 'In the United States we are not seeing anything that I would consider to be a second wave,' says Loren Lipworth-Elliot, an epidemiologist at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. 'We are definitely in the first wave, if you want to call it a wave—it’s just a long, lingering epidemic.'"
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