In-N-Out would rather close its Fisherman’s Wharf location than make customers show picture ID and proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
Imagine it were up to you to decide whether to give someone a COVID-19 booster shot. You’d probably want to knowso that you didn’t subject them to an unnecessary needle stick . That information would also ensure that you didn’t withhold a shot from someone who needed it.
But seeing a need for boosters in general is not the same as figuring out when a particular individual should get an extra shot in the arm. To do that, scientists need “a common currency by which people’s levels of protection can be reliably measured, valued and compared,”. “If it rises, that means a person’s defenses are stronger; if it falls, they’ve become more vulnerable.”
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