Minnesota had less than 100 new cases yesterday, and that is including all the false and low positives. Here is a great screen shot, courtesy Phil Kerpen on Twitter from the viral surveillance network. While CV-19 presence dives, rhino is doing great and parainfluenza is zooming up the charts. Since we attempted to suppress our normal immune system interaction with pathogens for over a year, going to see a lot of nasty infections for a while here.
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