Perhaps, but somehow our kids (toddler and primary school) haven't gotten COVID at school or anywhere else. They eat unmasked with other kids every weekday, and the toddler brings home all sorts of other illnesses. We tested whenever someone got sick in our family, but the kids still haven't gotten it.
I realize tests can have false negatives, but I would have expected that we parents would have also gotten sick, and that our symptoms would be notable enough for us to know if we'd had COVID. On the "anecdote" versus "data" spectrum, this is somewhere in the middle; on the one hand, it's just one family, but on the other hand, this has held up for multiple years.
I realize tests can have false negatives, but I would have expected that we parents would have also gotten sick, and that our symptoms would be notable enough for us to know if we'd had COVID. On the "anecdote" versus "data" spectrum, this is somewhere in the middle; on the one hand, it's just one family, but on the other hand, this has held up for multiple years.