I'd look at hospitalizations. (We're still selectively testing, so the data
from the tests are useless except for diagnostic purposes.) If we preferentially test those who attended protests, we just bias the results. (Are those individuals already engaging in risky behaviors that increase their risk of infection, so that the additional risks from the protests are small?)
It looks like hospitalizations lag infections by ~12 days. Most individuals who develop symptoms are symptomatic do so within ~5 days.
So maybe 3 weeks at the earliest
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Posted: 06/05/2020 at 2:49PM