If the U.S. maintains current infections (~200k/day) of COVID-19, and assuming about 17% of the country has already been infected, it will be about a year before the country reaches herd immunity Compare that to vaccine rollout schedules
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Also immune response durability is not known, average could be 3-6 months, could be longer, isn't clear and won't be for a while.
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@_stah currently estimates 2.53 cases per infection: https://twitter.com/_stah/status/1330100431234740225?s=20 …@youyanggu now has a running estimate of the prevalence ratio (cases per infection), which is 3.4 today for today: https://covid19-projections.com/ -
7-day moving avg is ~170K right now so that would mean ~430-578K new infections if I'm doing this right...
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