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It's Time To Get Back To Normal? Not According To Science

It's Time To Get Back To Normal? Not According To Science
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It's time to get back to normal? Not according to science.

A popular Facebook and blog post by conservative radio host Buck Sexton claims scientific research indicates life should return to normal now despite the persistence of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Here s what the science tells anyone who is being honest about it: open the schools, stop wearing masks outside, and everyone at low risk should start living normal lives. Not next fall, or next year now, reads the blog post, posted to Facebook on Feb. 8.
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The post was flagged as part of Facebook s efforts to combat false news and misinformation on its News Feed. (Read more about PolitiFact s partnership with Facebook.) ....

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Trends in Outbreak-Associated Cases of COVID-19 — Wisconsin, March–November 2020

What is already known about this topic?
COVID-19 incidence grew sharply in Wisconsin during September–November 2020; however, the underlying cause of this rapid growth is unknown.
What is added by this report?
An examination of COVID-19 outbreaks in Wisconsin showed that cases linked to outbreaks on college and university campuses increased sharply in August 2020 and were followed by outbreaks in other high-risk congregate settings. Overall, outbreaks at long-term care facilities (26.8%), correctional facilities (14.9%), and colleges or universities (15.0%) accounted for the largest numbers of outbreak-associated cases in Wisconsin.
What are the implications for public health practice?
COVID-19 surveillance and mitigation planning should be prioritized for highly affected settings such as long-term care facilities, correctional facilities, and colleges and universities, which could represent early indicators of broader community transmission. ....

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