The Archivist
24 March 2024 · 09:04 UTC

It’s often said Covid spread can’t be controlled, because people wouldn’t support it. But if prevalence…

It’s often said Covid spread can’t be controlled, because people wouldn’t support it. But if prevalence really is only between 0.7-5% in the UK, for example, it suggests 95% or more of people could continue to live as normal, with any action. And Covid is overdispersed. 1/2 https://t.co/W1hDPBnSjU
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Post 2 of 2 · 24 March 2024 · 09:04 UTC
Suggesting only a small fraction again of that 0.7-5% need to be targeted. The superspreaders. Most easily by targeting the locations where their superspreading is likely to infect many others, such as schools. Ventilating schools properly might end the pandemic quickly. 2/2

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