What does post peak look like?
Is there anything good to read about that?
I’m not going to second guess what epidemiologists think. I have read there is a range of estimates and am guessing that peak will occur at different times. I’m curious about thing like
What does the other side of the peak look like? We were slow to lock down and people have been tightening up their isolation. Is it likely to be a slow decline or match the build up or something else?
What makes it the peak? How much does isolation vs immunity vs other factors play in stopping the increase?
At some point scientists will say it’s ok to go out at least in some communities. What’s needed in terms of random testing or other triggers that would cause us to quickly go back to lock down. I’ve read there could be multiple waves
What are the next best steps and what is needed? If we had antibody and infection tests readily available how would those be used? For example, if i knew I was immune and not infectious would that mean it’s ok to be around or would that just make others more likely to inappropriately end isolation?
We are fortunate enough to be working from home. We’re going to be very slow in ending isolation not just to avoid infection but to not risk infecting others.
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