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>There's no evidence that teachers are any more likely to die from covid than many other essential workers who aren't working from home. What's the death rate
by Rebelgecko 6y ago
>There's no evidence that teachers are any more likely to die from covid than many other essential workers who aren't working from home.
What's the death rate for teachers been since September compared to other occupations like nurses? Is there "no evidence" because the evidence shows they're less likely to die, or is there no evidence because no one is bothering to keep track?
>There's no evidence that these vaccines stop spread
Nothing is 100%, but my understanding is that the AstraZeneca has results showing that it significantly reduces the chance that someone who has the vaccine will spread the disease
- iso1210 6y agoONS did a survey for cases in the first 6 weeks (Sep and first half Oct). Found that: 0.38 per cent of secondary and sixth form teachers tested positive during that time frame, compared to 0.23 per cent of primary teachers. Meanwhile, the "other key worker" category was shown to have a positivity rate of 0.4 per cent.