There is a very slight uptick in #flu and #RSV cases in #NYC, which may indicate that we're going to have a relatively rare double wave this #FluSeason, but it's still less than 1% of hospitalizations.

#COVIDIsNotOver but #COVID cases are at some of the lowest levels since the virus emerged, and there were 30 deaths in the four weeks ending February 7.

You can help prevent a second wave of #influenza and #RSVirus if you #WearAMask on elevators, trains, buses, doctors' offices and supermarkets!

The #NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene need to figure out a way to indicate when an increase in an indicator is within the normal range of fluctuation. Yes, hospitalizations for the #flu went up from 0.34% of all hospitalizations to 0.57%, but those are tiny percentages!

#COVIDIsNotOver and it's still #FluSeason so these numbers are higher than the baseline, but not that much higher.

41 people died of #COVID in January, so I #WearAMask in trains, doctors' offices and supermarkets!

We're now at 20-26 #flu cases per lakh per day, way down from the peak of 389. Still more than 10x the baseline or 1-2 outside of #FluSeason, but last year we didn't reach this level until April.

#RSV is about the same level. It didn't get much higher this season, and we've seen this many cases every week for almost two months.

#COVID is about half the number of cases, about what we saw in October-November of last year. 41 #COVID19 deaths in January.

I still #WearAMask in trains and markets!