Each year researchers at Carnegie Mellon University run a flu forecasting process to provide the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention with data that can help scientists understand timing, peak and intensity of that year’s flu season, which typically runs from October through May. This year, however, at the request of the CDC, the researchers will stay on the job into summer since scientists don’t yet know whether COVID-19 will follow the same cycle of subsiding as the weather warms up. Carnegie Mellon Points Flu Forecasting at COVID-19; Outcomes Unknown
Source: Campus Technology
