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In terms of boosters, seems like Israel data of 64% effectiveness against delta after 2nd dose is outlier due to small sample size (can make results inaccurate). Large datasets from UK, Canada say 88%-90% effective against symptoms, 96% hospitalizations leaps.org/booster-shot/

Because Dr. Hoeg's group did such a careful analysis in Wisconsin schools, I am confident that she has carefully adjudicated the right set of mitigation considerations for safest opening (> 3 feet, masks, some ventilation); 17 districts, 0 staff infections, 7 children

I don't think this is time to stop masking, distancing. We want to keep transmission as low as possible during this time of rolling out highly effective vaccines so they replicate less, mutate less, and to mimic clinical trial/real-world data. But SOON cnn.com/2021/03/02/us/texas-…