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Covid transmission rates modelled - king1 - 06-03-2022
Slightly more sound data around transmission rates 
Quote:His model indicated that, despite accounting for just around two in 10 of all Kiwis, the unvaccinated were responsible for 45 per cent of all new Omicron infections, compared with 39 per cent for those with two doses, and 15 per cent for boosted people.
Overall, the model calculated that, when compared with boosted people, unvaccinated people were 3.1 times more likely to infect others and 2.4 times more likely to be infected.
"More interestingly, transmission from boosted-to-boosted people is only responsible for three per cent of new infections, when normalised by population," Watson said.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/covid-19-omicron-outbreak-parliament-protest-police-commissioner-coster-on-lessons-from-the-violence/YNZHJGTMMHWTX36UNAU7EMHJBE/
RE: Covid transmission rates modelled - Magoo - 06-03-2022
confirming what they've (the scientific establishment and politicians) said all along.
im sure the antis will dream up some excuse as to why it isnt true.
RE: Covid transmission rates modelled - Lilith7 - 08-03-2022
Probably, it'll be the 'devices'....
But then what can they expect, if they won't wear their tinfoil hats.
RE: Covid transmission rates modelled - Oh_hunnihunni - 11-03-2022
Interesting graph in this Stuff article - scroll down a bit - where age groups and omicron infections are matched.
Really clear who is staying home and avoiding spreader possibilities. Sensible lot, us oldies...
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/explained/300536999/life-after-the-covid19-omicron-peak-rolling-waves-a-tabletop-mountain-or-a-long-fat-snake-tail-of-cases
RE: Covid transmission rates modelled - king1 - 11-03-2022
(11-03-2022, 08:04 AM)Oh_hunnihunni Wrote: Interesting graph in this Stuff article - scroll down a bit - where age groups and omicron infections are matched.probably also reflects the realities of life, younger folks have to get out to work regardless, to pay the rent/mortgage etc
Really clear who is staying home and avoiding spreader possibilities. Sensible lot, us oldies...
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/explained/300536999/life-after-the-covid19-omicron-peak-rolling-waves-a-tabletop-mountain-or-a-long-fat-snake-tail-of-cases
RE: Covid transmission rates modelled - Oh_hunnihunni - 11-03-2022
Interesting though when places of interest were being closely reported it was the socialising spots that seemed to come up again and again. Which also reflects the younger generations biological drive to meet and mate!
RE: Covid transmission rates modelled - Magoo - 11-03-2022
pursuit of poontang
the great equaliser