You're out of luck, the data are still relatively sparse, (understandably) collected under duress, and (understandably) without controls. Just about anything p

You're out of luck, the data are still relatively sparse, (understandably) collected under duress, and (understandably) without controls. Just about anything predictive (and many descriptive things too) any reputable scientist says will be slightly better than informed speculation. The ethically sound scientists will disclose the level of caution their suggestions for policy entail, and there will be plenty of very talented scientists who will raise a furor on the grounds that the layperson cannot be trusted to take socially responsible action without an exaggerated threat over their heads.