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Commentary: COVID’S back. Who’s most likely to get it again?

Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion September 02, 2023

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A is offering data to back one of the core assumptions about the spread of COVID: The intensity of exposure to the virus matters, and vaccines and prior infections can help only so much – but they do indeed help. A new study suggests that in crowded settings, measures such as masking and distancing may help prevent new COVID infections among people who have been vaccinated or previously infected. Anthony Wallace/AFP/Getty Images/TNS ABOUT THE... + full article



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