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You would really need hospital registration data or death data linked to national registration data on births or occupation to study this. But I agree it is an important question.
The Swedish report is based on national registration data. It is clear that teachers and those in other child related occupations are not at higher risk than the average of other occupations, but the reason is unclear.
Seems to me that the Swedish data on relative risk is the most important that we have. It’s incredible how little attention it gets. Speculation about what could happen if X is being elevated above what actually happened when X.
We also found that teachers were not at elevated risk using national death registrations in the UK https://ieureka.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/2020/07/01/are-schools-in-the-covid-19-era-safe/ …
In an earlier blog we also considered childcare workers. We haven’t published this but the data is freely available to download. https://ieureka.blogs.bristol.ac.uk/2020/05/26/are-teachers-at-high-risk-of-death-from-covid19/ …
These data from Denmark seem interesting too.https://twitter.com/nahasnewman/status/1287834461309108224?s=21 …
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