{"content":[{"text":"●","bbox":{"left":0.037749,"top":0.189948,"width":0.010833000000000002,"height":0.038519}},{"text":"As of March 23, Reff in regions 1-3, 5-6, 8, and 10-11 \n was at or above 1, indicating that the epidemic is \n growing. This is consistent with more recent \n hospitalization data.","bbox":{"left":0.071777,"top":0.189948,"width":0.41793600000000003,"height":0.15229700000000002}},{"text":"●","bbox":{"left":0.037749,"top":0.367726,"width":0.010833000000000002,"height":0.038518}},{"text":"The estimated Reff shows current mitigations and \n vaccination coverage are insufficient to slow \n transmission. The Reff in Chicago implies at least \n another 12% of the population would need to be \n vaccinated immediately to get Reff below 1 (in roughly \n two weeks), assuming B.1.1.7 stays at current \n frequency.","bbox":{"left":0.071777,"top":0.367726,"width":0.421846,"height":0.27318599999999993}},{"text":"●","bbox":{"left":0.037749,"top":0.664022,"width":0.010833000000000002,"height":0.03851899999999997}},{"text":"The B.1.1.7 clade is likely to continue spreading, \n further raising Reff. Given the current pace of \n vaccination, the next wave is unlikely to stop soon \n without more limits on indoor gathering, \n improvements in ventilation, and other NPIs. \n Prioritizing primary vaccine doses, as shown to be \n effective in the UK and Canada, would leverage \n available vaccines to slow the pandemic.","bbox":{"left":0.071777,"top":0.664022,"width":0.402046,"height":0.310519}},{"text":"April 2, 2021","bbox":{"left":0.8811,"top":0.95241,"width":0.10891499999999998,"height":0.03861899999999996}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.032333,"top":0.016593,"width":0.221667,"height":0.121481},{"left":0.518333,"top":0.255407,"width":0.467,"height":0.488889}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.032333,"top":0.016593,"width":0.221667,"height":0.121481},{"left":0.518333,"top":0.255407,"width":0.467,"height":0.488889}]}