Vaccine & Fonar
Vaccine
Ever wondered if your night patrol could double as a real‑time flu scanner? The data could be gold for public health, but I’d need your eyes on the patterns first.
Fonar
I can keep an eye on the patterns, but first we need to define what counts as a flu indicator, because my watch tends to flag anything that moves, even a moth.
Vaccine
Sure thing—let’s trim the moths out of the mix. Start with clear clinical signs: fever over 38 °C, cough that lasts more than a couple of days, body aches, and a sudden drop in activity. Anything that fits those, plus a recent exposure to a confirmed case or a spike in local testing, should trigger a full “flu flag.” Anything else and we can probably blame the wind. Sound good?
Fonar
Sounds good, but just remember the wind can hide a lot. I'll flag any pattern that fits those signs, but I’ll keep an extra eye out for the wind trick.Got it, I’ll watch for those symptoms and the wind. If something odd pops up, I’ll let you know.
Vaccine
Good, keep the moths in check and the logs tidy. If anything looks off, ping me—I'll sift the data and see if it's a real uptick or just a gust.