— Edzard Ernst (@EdzardErnst) August 16, 2021
VACCINE UPDATE: 1 million vaccinations reported today. 3 in a row over 1 million.
60% of Americans 12 and over are now fully vaccinated.
Delta is a tough but effective messenger.
— Andy Slavitt ?????? (@ASlavitt) August 21, 2021
AP-NORC poll: Most Americans support vaccine mandates to attend sports events, concerts, to fly on planes, go to bars & restaurants, and to work for hospitals, the military, or in Gov’t. Those opposing the mandates are far fewer. cc: @WhiteHouse https://t.co/lyWcNKQjqL
— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) August 20, 2021
‘Nursing is in crisis:’Staff shortages put patients at risk. “When hospitals are understaffed, people die,” one expert warned as US health systems reach a breaking point in the face of #DeltaVariant https://t.co/Bs3wScwYAf
— delthia ricks ? (@DelthiaRicks) August 21, 2021
Opinion: “I’m a breakthrough covid case. This is why everyone should get the vaccine.” https://t.co/zc7dDdUxK7
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 19, 2021
Vaccine resistance in the military remains strong, a dilemma for Pentagon as mandate looms https://t.co/JEoogKercu
— Crawford Kilian (@Crof) August 21, 2021
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Japan, Australia and New Zealand all got through the first year of the coronavirus pandemic in relatively good shape — but now are taking diverging paths in dealing with new outbreaks of the fast-spreading delta variant. https://t.co/Apsjk2Qptj
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 22, 2021
Tokyo weighs use of Olympic venues as temporary medical facilities -paper https://t.co/6aW1gjtBSv pic.twitter.com/IwhbUyhohg
— Reuters (@Reuters) August 22, 2021
Australian PM Morrison defends lockdown strategy as daily cases hit record https://t.co/0l99spGEqf pic.twitter.com/mdIn2BDteP
— Reuters (@Reuters) August 22, 2021
Australian police clash with anti-lockdown protesters https://t.co/B0y0PS0AIT
— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) August 21, 2021
New Zealand reports 21 new local COVID-19 cases as outbreak grows https://t.co/Wb1uQlK49s pic.twitter.com/i8qglEPIBw
— Reuters (@Reuters) August 22, 2021
Russia on Sunday reported 20,564 new coronavirus cases and 762 pandemic deaths, bringing its totals to 6,726,523 cases and 175,282 deaths https://t.co/zIvbDKI3jN
— The Moscow Times (@MoscowTimes) August 22, 2021
The more cynical among us has wondered if this is an ulterior motive or just a silver lining for Putin to let Covid rage across Russia. https://t.co/Bt4zfDHLGD
— Mig Greengard (@chessninja) August 20, 2021
For the sixth straight Saturday, protesters marched in cities across France against a COVID-19 health pass required to enter restaurants and cultural venues. Critics say the French government is making vaccines obligatory. Most French support the pass. https://t.co/QPPW0wtJHW
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 21, 2021
Hundreds of performers and music-festival organizers held marches in six Dutch cities on Saturday, protesting what they call unfair COVID-19 restrictions that have forced the cancellation of summer music festivals and events. https://t.co/YawzxB3jO8
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 21, 2021
UK to begin offering COVID antibody testing to general public for first time -media https://t.co/QmNCafDakJ pic.twitter.com/K218xYTac2
— Reuters (@Reuters) August 22, 2021
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Finding reliable masks online can be tricky. Here are tips that can help. https://t.co/1DHbFuYoxb
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 22, 2021
In COVID hangover, as more around world get vaccinated, fewer give blood https://t.co/c0CV16rHH4 pic.twitter.com/IxQtzKGLQZ
— Reuters (@Reuters) August 20, 2021
Scientists are developing a better understanding of the variability in responses to SARSCoV2 in older adults https://t.co/aznCJe0TC0 via @medical_xpress
— delthia ricks ? (@DelthiaRicks) August 22, 2021
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Vaccination and mask requirements typically allow religious or medical exemptions. Across the U.S., community leaders and public officials who don’t like those rules are trying to make it easy for people to opt out.https://t.co/tSRBLG1yxY
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 21, 2021
An elementary school teacher punched in the face. Bullhorns and strobe lights outside a Hawaii official's home. Educators, medical professionals and public figures are stunned and fearful over how they've been vilified over masks and vaccines. https://t.co/JHmOoIHkoD
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 21, 2021
Using TikTok and Instagram, college students push the science behind covid vaccines https://t.co/6p6CeemIO7
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 20, 2021
Good for these kids:
… There have been targeted efforts to promote vaccination for the elderly, for Black people, for the homeless and other populations.
And at a growing number of universities across the country, students are trying to reach their vaccine-skeptical classmates where they are — on their phones — and persuade them to get shots.
Callinan is one of a coalition of people at more than 40 universities across the country sharing information backed by scientific research with classmates in ways they can relate to, hoping to counter misinformation being passed around on social media, bypass the ominous formality of official updates and drive the message home.
“The most important message at my school is covid is not over,” Callinan said. “We want to have our college experience back — have the football games and everything. We’re saying, ‘Go get this, so you can go do that.’ ”
Jordan Tralins, a junior at Cornell University with an interest in medicine and public health, launched the Covid Campus Coalition this year after noticing that the posts she was seeing on social media about vaccines were misleading; people were sharing conspiracy theories and things taken out of context…
A senior at Cornell, Olivia Pawlowski, designed graphics to help spread their message on Instagram. “Millions of individuals have received Covid vaccines, and no long term side effects have been identified (CDC),” one post reads.
They addressed skeptical questions such as, “I am young and healthy, so I’m not worried about Covid. If I get Covid, I will recover — no big deal,” noting that more than 2,400 people younger than 30 have died of the coronavirus, and potential long-term effects of the infection. They cited sources for further reading such as articles in the New England Journal of Medicine…
Opinion: GOP governors find new ways to make the pandemic worse https://t.co/4ZLwmsIJ8B
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) August 22, 2021
Covidiots: Montana is the only state to ban vaccine requirements for employees. Companies across the US have made Covid vaccination a requirement for in-person work. Montana's Republican-controlled Legislature deems vaccination a form of “discrimination” https://t.co/2g7CNXPpFu
— delthia ricks ? (@DelthiaRicks) August 21, 2021
Florida has reached a new milestone: More than 3 million Covid cases since the start of the pandemic https://t.co/vq5KFyf7Gl
— delthia ricks ? (@DelthiaRicks) August 21, 2021
San Francisco has become the first major U.S. city to require proof of full vaccination against COVID-19 for people dining in restaurants, attending concerts or going to gyms. The rule goes beyond New York City’s, which only requires partial vaccination. https://t.co/MQ7idDOyzd
— The Associated Press (@AP) August 20, 2021
When the monster turns on Frankenstein…
Anyone looking for the edge of Trumpism just found it: Trump recommends the #COVID19 vaccine to a massive Alabama rally crowd, only to get shouted down with boos from the audience.
Not even Donald himself can get these folks on board with the vaccine.
— Max Burns (@themaxburns) August 22, 2021
Video clip here, if you have the stomach for it.
Baud
Shorter GOP: Won’t protect gays from business discrimination, but will protect plague rats.
OzarkHillbilly
Maybe there is a god after all.
New Deal democrat
The US weekly average death count from COVID just crossed 1000. We will probably exceed the summer 2020 peak of just over 1100 within the week.
for a sliver of good news, Dr. Eric Topol tweeted that, although they have nearly identical vaccination rates, Michigan unlike Florida has seen only a small increase from Delta. The likely reason? – mass immunity due to the Alpha wave last spring. It’s not straightforward, but it does look like the States that had the biggest outbreaks last fall and winter are faring much better with Delta. This adds to the evidence that the %age of people already infected asymptomatically with COVID is much larger than generally thought.
Baud
@OzarkHillbilly:
If there is, she’s probably vaccinated.
OzarkHillbilly
@Baud: I was just thinking it’s probably Loki or Coyote playing another joke on us.
satby
@New Deal democrat: my one coworker who is out with covid now felt she didn’t need the vaccine because she had it previously. I believe she’s sicker this time too. She will need to be vaccinated before she can come back, which is possible 10 days after major symptoms subside or the positive test result. We’re making her stay home 14 days (without pay this time), so she has plenty of time to get vaccinated. I’m obviously hoping she chooses to quit.
Ryan
@New Deal democrat: Here is where DeSantis goes to get his apology!
Dorothy A. Winsor
@satby: I was wondering how breakthrough cases with “natural” immunity compare to those in people who’ve had the vaccine. Are they equally frequent? Are they more or less serious?
New Deal democrat
@satby: just so you know I wasn’t making it up about Michigan, here’s a link to Topol’s tweet:
https://mobile.twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1429141726266990597
satby
@Dorothy A. Winsor: I’m curios too. Since so much depends on viral load and Delta inflicts a bigger one, it’s something I hope someone studies.
At the same time, I’m done with this particular butthead. Third time we’ve gone through the fire drill of possible exposure, second time she’s exposed co-workers, and her excuse for not getting vaccinated is bullshit. And if the store is shut down (possible) she negatively affects everyone’s income. Nice enough kid, but box o’rocks dumb.
satby
@New Deal democrat: I knew, I follow him too.
Amir Khalid
Malaysia’s Director-General of Health Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah reports 19,807 new Covid-19 cases today in his media statement, for a cumulative reported total of 1,555,093 cases. He also reports 232 new deaths today, for a cumulative total of 14,168 deaths — 0.91% of the cumulative reported total, 1.10% of resolved cases.
There are currently 262,255 active and contagious cases; 1,026 are in ICU, 496 of them on ventilators. Meanwhile, 18,200 more patients have recovered, for a cumulative total of 1,278,670 patients recovered – 82.23% of the cumulative reported total.
24 new clusters were reported today, for a cumulative total of 4,442 clusters. 1,436 clusters are currently active; 3,006 clusters are now inactive.
19,802 new cases today are local infections. Selangor reports 5,377 local cases: 100 in clusters, 3,105 close-contact screenings, and 2,172 other screenings.
Sabah reports 2,638 cases: 158 in clusters, 1,640 close-contact screenings, and840 other screenings.
Kedah reports 1,948 cases: 90 in clusters, 1,179 close-contact screenings, and 679 other screenings. Sarawak reports 1,771 local cases: 221 in clusters, 1,078 close-contact screenings, and 472 other screenings. Penang reports 1,501 cases: 138 in clusters, 576 close-contact screenings, and 787 other screenings.
Johor reports 1,391 cases: 345 in clusters, 677 close-contact screenings, and 369 other screenings. Kelantan reports 1,196 cases: 118 in clusters, 829 close-contact screenings, and 249 other screenings.
Kuala Lumpur reports 997 local cases: 19 in clusters, 519 close-contact screenings, and 459 other screenings.
Perak reports 703 cases: 136 in clusters, 237 close-contact screenings, and 330 other screenings.
Pahang reports 598 cases: 68 in clusters, 418 close-contact screenings, and 112 other screenings. Melaka reports 558 cases: 110 in clusters, 185 close-contact screenings, and 263 other screenings. Terengganu reports 534 cases: 24 in clusters, 378 close-contact screenings, and 132 other screenings. Negeri Sembilan reports 508 cases: 59 in clusters, 245 close-contact screenings, and 204 other screenings.
Perlis reports 54 cases: seven in clusters, 22 close-contact screenings, and 25 other screenings. Putrajaya reports 24 cases: 11 close-contact screenings and 13 other screenings. Labuan reports four cases: one close-contact screening and three other screenings.
Five new cases today are imported: two in Kuala Lumpur, two in Selangor, and one in Sarawak.
The National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme (PICK) administered 469,690 doses of vaccine on 21st August: 159,792 first doses and 309,898 second doses. As of midnight yesterday, the cumulative total is 30,840,093 doses administered: 18,121,392 first doses and 12,718,701second doses. 55.5% of the population have received their first dose, while 38.9% are now fully vaccinated.
Starting tomorrow, 13 vaccination centres in the Klang Valley will accept walk-ins povided they are Malaysians over 18.
Cermet
@Dorothy A. Winsor: The the little I’ve read on that subject, getting covid does not give nearly as much protection – antibody-wise – as getting the vaccine. I do believe there is a number for the antibody level differences but you’ll have to search to find it.
David ? ☘The Establishment☘? Koch
They were down with Dump when he recommended bleach injections, but revolt over a vaccine.
This is Dump thinking if he says nice things about the vaccine they’ll let him back on twitter.
rikyrah
@satby:
Been following this story. Hope her unvaxxed self quits too. Anyone else test positive?
rikyrah
Cautionary tale???
Lynn V (@lynnv378) tweeted at 7:47 PM on Sat, Aug 21, 2021:
Listen to this. https://t.co/SzCf6Aee2Z
(https://twitter.com/lynnv378/status/1429243769958830084?s=02)
Betsy
@New Deal democrat: Cite please, or explain how that is evidence for widespread disease-caused immunity. It could just as well be from different social behaviors, like greater levels of mask-wearing and more caution in social events (or fewer social events). It could even be from outdoor socializing, which is at its nadir right now in hot, humid states.
I just don’t like it when people make things up. Theorizing is one thing, claims in the absence of evidence is another.
rikyrah
They are both vaccinated??
The Associated Press (@AP) tweeted at 6:52 PM on Sat, Aug 21, 2021:
BREAKING: The Rev. Jesse Jackson, 79, and his wife, Jacqueline, 77, have been hospitalized after testing positive for COVID-19.
https://t.co/k6Vq3YngyJ
(https://twitter.com/AP/status/1429229865144922120?s=02)
satby
@rikyrah: Not so far. Waiting to hear back from the one co-worker most exposed. Masking is only at about 35% around here, and we still get grief from people when we tell them they must wear a mask to see the doctor. The farmers market is worse. It’s going to continue to be a very long pandemic.
Betsy
@New Deal democrat: That’s just another statement claiming that it’s evidence without looking at other explanations. Prior infection gives immunity that is not very strong at all, and much weaker than vaccination. But higher rates of masking, distancing, and general compliance with prevention measures would explain the difference in rates very well. As would greater outdoor socializing. Topol is drawing a conclusion that he wants to draw.
eclare
@rikyrah: I’m hoping that is just precautionary since they are older and he has Parkinson’s.
WereBear
@satby: I know it’s not your decision, but it’s got “fired for cause” written all over it by this time.
satby
@WereBear: Can’t fire someone for getting sick, and if she attempts to use a religious objection can’t really even ask about it though it would be patently false because religious objection hasn’t been mentioned once in the more than 7 months since we could be vaccinated as health care workers.
But the accommodation will not include putting her back in the same job, because without a vaccine she will no longer be allowed to work directly with patients. So, she’ll get 8 hours per week working isolated in an office doing medical billing. And that’s all. Which won’t be enough work hours to help pay for the house she and her partner just bought. Oh well, freedumb isn’t free.
Platonicspoof
@Dorothy A. Winsor:
This CDC summary said:
Both groups had been previously infected in 2020.
Important to read more about the study here because it lists at least five limitations that affect the ratio.
This study didn’t compare severity.
Suzanne
@New Deal democrat:
I have suspected for a while that this is the case. I know in the pre-delta universe, it was thought that a small viral load would result in an asymptomatic or minimally symptomatic case. I don’t think we have any good idea about this number. Everything I have seen is in the WAG category.
Howev… I know there’s questions about how long the antibodies last.
Mr. Suzanne has developed allergic asthma, and now has treatment for it. He really noticed it starting in…. March 2020. He thought it was Covid, so he got an antibody test in June 2020 and it was negative. He still maintains that he contracted it and that it induced the asthma. I have no reason to believe this…. But I also think that we don’t know a lot. And we’ll be revealing the truth for years, maybe decades.
Danielx
@OzarkHillbilly:
And here I thought Doorknob Lickers for Trump wasn’t a thing any more. Clearly I’m not following current events closely enough.
NeenerNeener
Monroe County, NY: 175 new cases on 8/20/21.
New Deal democrat
@Betsy:
Source re death count is 91-divoc.
Source re Michigan, as noted above, is Dr. Eric Topol, who included graphs, I.e., a visual representatgion of data. Data is evidence. Whether it is spurious correlation or causation is certainly not clear, but it is evidence. You are welcome to go on Topol’s twitter feed and take up your complaint with him.
Source re more widespread infections: Red Cross spokesman, who in this article:
https://qz.com/2048991/covid-skeptics-request-blood-transfusions-from-unvaccinated-people/
Said that 90% of all donated blood, of which 30% to 40% comes from unvaccinated donors, carries COVID antibodies (I.e., 2/3 to 3/4 of the unvaccinated show antibodies). Beyond that, yesterday at 91-Divoc I compared all the worst States for last autumn and winter’s outbreaks with their Delta increases per capita. All but 1 were in the lower half of Recent infections per capita. I haven’t crunched the numbers further. Hence, “looks like” as opposed to a stronger claim.
lowtechcyclist
@OzarkHillbilly:
If only. What this really means is that Trumpism as a movement has swept on beyond Trump himself, doesn’t really need him anymore, and is all too capable of being even worse than he is.
@Baud:
Can’t improve on that summary of where today’s GQP is at.
Robert Sneddon
Scotland — 3,190 new cases of COVID-19 reported with zero new reported deaths of someone who had tested positive (noting that Register Offices are now generally closed at weekends). Test positivity rate is 10.9%. Hospitalisations and ICU bed occupancy numbers remain about the same — 34 ICU beds, 338 people in hospital with confirmed cases of COVID-19. For comparison with US states, Scotland’s population is about 5.5 million people. There are no specific reports of pediatric hospitalisation numbers.
Over 19,000 vaccinations were administered in Scotland yesterday (Saturday) over 20% of those vaccinations being first doses. 79.9% of the 18+ adult population are now fully vaccinated with another 11.0% having received their initial dose of vaccine.
16 and 17 year olds are now at 38.3% first dose and 8.2% second dose vaccination. My eyeball guess, given the size of this group in the general population is that these young people are receiving about half of the first-dose vaccinations being carried out in Scotland at the moment.
mrmoshpotato
Good thing they have universal healthcare down under! ??♂️
YY_Sima Qian
On 8/21 China reported 4 new domestic confirmed cases (0 previously asymptomatic) & 0 new domestic asymptomatic cases.
Yunnan Province did not report any new domestic positive cases. 1 domestic confirmed case recovered. There currently are 42 active domestic confirmed cases there. 1 community at Ruili remains at High Risk. 2 villages at Ruili remain at Medium Risk.
Jiangsu Province reported 1 new domestic confirmed case. 30 domestic confirmed cases recovered. There are currently 635 active domestic confirmed & 1 active domestic asymptomatic cases in the province.
Hunan Province did not reported any new domestic positive cases. 1 domestic confirmed case recovered. There are currently are 100 active domestic confirmed (including 3 serious) & 13 active domestic asymptomatic cases in the province.
Henan Province did not reported any new domestic positive cases. 16 domestic confirmed cases recovered. There are currently 125 active domestic confirmed & 1 active domestic asymptomatic cases in the province.
Hubei Province did not report any new domestic positive cases. 2 domestic confirmed cases recovered & 7 domestic asymptomatic cases were released from isolation. There currently are 84 active domestic confirmed (36 mild, 47 moderate & 1 serious) & 60 active domestic asymptomatic cases in the province.
On 8/21 Shanghai Municipality reported 3 new domestic confirmed cases (all mild), all close contacts of the 2 cases reported on 8/20, & all are cargo handlers at the airport. There currently are 6 active domestic confirmed cases in the city, 5 airport workers & a medical staff at a hospital. 2 residential compounds have been elevated to Medium Risk. 5 residential compounds are currently at Medium Risk.
Alashankou border crossing in Xinjiang “Autonomous” Region did not report any new domestic positive cases. There currently are 3 domestic asymptomatic cases in the city.
Imported Cases
On 8/21, China reported 28 new imported confirmed cases (0 previously asymptomatic), 19 imported asymptomatic cases:
Overall in China, 70 confirmed cases recovered (20 imported), 19 asymptomatic cases were released from isolation (12 imported) & 3 were reclassified as confirmed cases (all imported), & 1,706 individuals were released from quarantine. Currently, there are 1,748 active confirmed cases in the country (746 imported), 30 in serious condition (11 imported), 508 active asymptomatic cases (421 imported), 0 suspect cases. 37,918 traced contacts are currently under centralized quarantine.
As of 8/20, 1,935.869M vaccine doses have been injected in Mainland China, an increase of 11.479M doses in the past 24 hrs.
On 8/21, Hong Kong reported 5 new positive cases, all imported.
mrmoshpotato
Ah yes, totally forgot about the Church of Fuck You, I’m Not Wearing A Mask During A Pandemic
Soapdish
Would not be surprised at all if a previous infection provides some immunity even if it’s less than a vaccine and of course it’s also likely to be a combo of vaccination/previous infection/masking/distancing/etc.. I’ll take it; every bit helps.
Sloane Ranger
Saturday in the UK we had 32,058 new cases. While this is significantly lower than Friday’s figure, the rolling 7-day average is still up by 10.4% and many admin offices are closed over the weekend so this is probably an undercount. New cases by nation,
England – 26,982 (down 2594)
Northern Ireland – 1612 (down 785)
Scotland – 3464 (down 149, but see Robert Sneddon’s more recent update above)
Wales – Does not report on Saturdays.
Deaths – There were 104 deaths within 28 days of a positive test yesterday. This is an increase in the rolling 7-day average of 14% and, in all probability, not all deaths have been reported due to closure of Registry Offices. 97 deaths were in England, 4 in Northern Ireland and 3 in Scotland (see Robert Sneddon’s more recent update). Wales is shown as 0 deaths but I don’t think they report deaths on a Saturday either.
Testing – Not updated on Saturdays.
Hospitalisations – Not updated at weekends.
Vaccinations – As of Friday, 20 August, 47,573,794 people had received 1 shot of a vaccine and 41,496,576 had received both. This means that 87.5% of all people in the UK aged 16+ have received 1 jab and 76.3% were fully vaccinated as of that date.
Fair Economist
@Suzanne: My husband developed an allergy to our rabbit right after he had COVID. Post hoc propter hoc and all that, but COVID is known to cause immune system trouble so we are very suspicious. It’s mild, fortunately, but he can’t cuddle with the bunny anymore and he misses that.
Cermet
@Suzanne: Covid has absolutely been shown to cause lung damage even for people that had no symptoms (even for twenty year old’s.) Since I’m certainly no expert (or even up on the latest results, for that matter) and have zero knowledge of what could cause allergic asthma, I will simply add that little is known about what Covid does and does not cause long term.
VOR
@lowtechcyclist: What this really means is that Trumpism as a movement has swept on beyond Trump himself, doesn’t really need him anymore, and is all too capable of being even worse than he is.
Another Scott
Occam’s/Okham’s Razor:
The GQP wants Americans to get COVID-19.
Why? Because they are convinced that it is the path to maintaining and increasing their political power.
All the rest is details.
Cheers,
Scott.
r€nato
It is tremendously sad when an anti-vaxxer dies of Covid, because they’re not around to hear you say “we told you so, you dumb motherfucker”.
smith
@New Deal democrat: The numbers really don’t bear out the hypothesis that greater Alpha infection in MI last spring can account for those differences. MI only briefly had a higher cumulative per capita case count than FL, until about June 25, 2020, and the difference at that time was quite small. Since then FL’s cumulative per capita cases have been significantly higher than MI’s for the entire duration of the pandemic. I think it’s fair to assume that asymptomatic case numbers correlate with confirmed case numbers, so any hidden effect should follow the same pattern.
Betsy
@New Deal democrat: data is eveidence, but it’s not evidence *for* something unless other causes can be ruled out. Hence, my challenge.
Kent
The delta wave is slowly cresting northwards. You can see the deep red on the map creeping north all along the eastern half of the country. It just hasn’t gotten to MI yet in force, but it will.
Bill Arnold
@New Deal democrat:
A reply in that twitter thread calls out Eric Topol’s weak “data are consistent with my hypothesis” that people read as being stronger than it was.
We need metrics that (reasonably) accurately measure respiratory-virus-spread-related behavior on a regional basis.
E.g. video analysis of store video surveillance at store/public venue entrances (and maybe indoors too) with AI classification of people into masked and unmasked. Sampling from public health reports to determine private gathering compliance. Measurement of known non-compliers like churches.
Vaccination levels we have reasonably well covered excepting for fraudulent proof of vaccination, and more analyses by subpopulations should be done.
E.g. Republicans are by far most of the unvaccinated, e.g. (from early July, so may have changed):
Unvaccinated Americans Whiter, More Republican Than Vaccinated (Steve Baragona, July 03, 2021)