Isnt that only true if your goal just to make the numbers look good?
How does changing the average effectiveness on paper actually change how much it's helping an individual in one of the given groups?
How does changing the average effectiveness on paper actually change how much it's helping an individual in one of the given groups?
I expect what could see is stubbornly elevated hospitalization and deaths in the high risk groups :( Bad for them but also bad because the way that politicians trying to drive health policy under mistaken assumptions will react.