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Can the the absence of evidence of in-school transmission be taken as evidence of absence? This is the question that @KaitEJohnson9, @mikha_ehl, M. Stoddard, R. Pasco, Spencer Fox, L. Meyers

Someone once told me that the countries that didn’t opt for elimination had to make a choice between education and the economy, as you can only maintain some control over

Interesting new pre-print from Italy looking at the changes in doubling time of infections after school reopening last September. It compares the growth rates of daily new confirmed cases before

Covid is airborne, but the continuing insistence in pushing fomites as the major source of infections makes ‘the idea of fomites as the main infection route’ a large contributor to

Thankful for being wrong. My previous mobility graphs had an axis error (time on the mobility axis was misaligned - shame on me for doing these in a spreadsheet): mobility

Denmark has been used as a talking piece for those suggesting school reopening has minimal risks. Let's clarify what exactly Denmark did to achieve minimal risk: First, some context. Denmark's