The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
and part you know part of the reason she was such a big advocate of even cloth masks in the early days of the pandemic is she felt that look if it lowers inoculum a little bit it'll prevent some severe disease but the main thing is it'll get people out there stop these lockdowns open up our schools these kind of things
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dr monica gandhi ucsf infectious disease doctor she's been a voice of reason calm she also has a really beautiful maternal kind of wisdom about her that she gives off that's a good contrast to a lot of the talking hazard guys and she's very smart about it and actually if you talk to her offline she is very much obsessed with getting us back to living instead of living in fear all the time and part you know part of the reason she was such a big advocate of even cloth masks in the early days of the pandemic is she felt that look if it lowers inoculum a little bit it'll prevent some severe disease but the main thing is it'll get people out there stop these lockdowns open up our schools these kind of things and and so she's a pragmatist very very smart and data-driven gal