Honestly, the "at least one dose" numbers are misleading. So many patients don't come back for that second shot. It doesn't say how long ago that one dose was and most likely even lumps in people who got a single dose back in February. The only relevant number as far as it relates to the positivity rate would be % that are at least 2 weeks out from the 2nd dose, or 2 weeks after the one and done J&J. The list of patients I have that think one is enough is so much longer than it should be. Those people are not truly protected, and their one shot skews the interpretation of data like this.