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Why Does the Flu Almost Always Peak in the Winter Here?
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The flu epidemic in the Netherlands last season lasted six weeks, from late January to early March. The epidemic a year earlier also started in late January. Yet the flu virus does not simply disappear in the summer. It just has a much harder time spreading from one person to another then. Why? An experiment with guinea pigs in 2007 yielded […] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl .
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