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Agreed, I think the effect is that there will be pockets where herd immunity is not reached that will be a source of outbreaks for years to come.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
Agreed, I think the effect is that there will be pockets where herd immunity is not reached that will be a source of outbreaks for years to come.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> will be a source of outbreaks for years to come We have experience containing outbreaks in small, isolated groups of high-risk populations. Even in densely populated places, e.g. measles in Williamsburg. The advantage is you know ex ante where the risk is, versus having the possibility of it popping up at random anywhere in the country.