04-29-2020, 10:14 AM
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This would seem to suggest, at a minimum, that there has not been the widespread undetected community transmission that the Santa Clara study seemed to presume, or that, at a minimum, the community in question was quite small. It seems pretty improbable to me that if there were 50-80 times the number of documented cases that a community as large as Bolinas would not have a single positive result, no?
This would seem to suggest, at a minimum, that there has not been the widespread undetected community transmission that the Santa Clara study seemed to presume, or that, at a minimum, the community in question was quite small. It seems pretty improbable to me that if there were 50-80 times the number of documented cases that a community as large as Bolinas would not have a single positive result, no?
