Influenza was virtually eradicated during the pandemic, worldwide, leaving people with reduced immunity against the flu. For this reason, some scientists worry that the next flu season may pack a more severe punch

COVID-19 mitigation measures such as universal mask wearing, social distancing and lockdowns are said to have prevented influenza transmission during the 2020/2021 season

COVID mitigation measures are highly unlikely to have played a role, seeing how research shows masks don't prevent spread of influenza and mask mandates had no impact on COVID-19 infection rates. Also, social distancing, at best, only made infection rates plateau; lockdowns had a net negative effect; and COVID-19 statistics were grossly manipulated to encompass all sorts of problems, including influenza

Despite there being very obvious problems with the gene-based COVID-19 "vaccines," scientists are moving full steam ahead to produce several additional gene-based vaccines, including the first COVID-flu mRNA vaccine, a pneumococcal-COVID mRNA booster shot for adults over 65, and mRNA seasonal influenza vaccines