I’m all for surging vaccines to hotspots so long as we have supply but let’s not pretend that immunity in a month is going to stop a surgepic.twitter.com/92HuHhfqw2
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Just the expert I was looking for! Isn’t it the case that once you hit a certain positivity rate in one area then vaccines will do pretty much nothing in any reasonable time and the only solution is physical distancing/stay at home?
Not that we would want to stop vaccinating but that the vaccines alone won’t be able to help/stop a surge past a certain point
What confuses be here, especially, is that "surging" implies there's a lack of supply. But speaking from a neighboring midwestern state, we're actually doing fine on supply. Lots of available appointments pretty much everywhere in the state. What we need more of is...demand.
“Ring vaccination” is a very cool concept that Michigan’s neighbors should all be thinking about right now
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