About half of eligible Americans have received booster shots, there have been nearly 80 million confirmed infections overall and many more infections have never been reported.
and flights fill up, experts are trying to understand whether this return to normal can last, or if another setback is looming.
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health estimate that about three out of four people in the United States will have been infected by “We know it’s a huge proportion of the population,” said Shaun Truelove, an epidemiologist and disease modeler at Johns Hopkins. “This varies a lot by location, and in some areas we expect the number infected to be closer to one in two.
In all, the vast majority of Virginians have at least some immunity, said Bryan Lewis, a computational epidemiologist who leads University of Virginia’s COVID-19 modeling team.
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