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No, we can’t consider it a seasonal virus yet. Sars-CoV2 has given rise to peaks in the incidence of infections that have not yet reached regularity. A virus is defined as seasonal, in fact, when these peaks are regular: some have winter peaks, others spring for example. Sars-CoV2 still lacks such regularity, although it will probably reach it over time, but even today we observe more than one peak every year.