COVID lockdowns helped cause this, even as public health figures claim otherwise
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The basic idea is that social distancing, masking and school closures not only slowed the circulation of COVID-19, but also curbed the usual spread of illnesses such as the flu, respiratory syncytial virus and common cold. And now, with civil society reopened, all these seasonal viruses are playing a vicious game of catchup.Article content
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