This is a really interesting paper on COVID-19 transmission in kids vs adults Key take-homes: - contact tracing identifies fewer kids than adults - this may not be true for teens - whether this means < transmission is unclearhttps://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/2771181?guestAccessKey=e9d2588c-966e-451c-a2a0-234f4f73d7f9 …
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It doesn't include the totally scientific statement that small children are high speed cootie factories. (esp. given that they're known virus mosh pits for the flu...)
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We still can’t prove negatives, and shouldn’t try to, right? So why isn’t data indicating children are probably less likely to get it enough to open our schools?
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This is an open question for months now, and yet we don't have more data, because most countries' official recommendation already assume young children don't spread the virus and are not to be traced (or even tested!). So frustrating.
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That’s not very reassuring if you are now in school with few risk mitigation measures.
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Good timing: here is a big tracing study. I let you read the results.https://mobile.twitter.com/CDDEP/status/1311322250226929666 …
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