I'm learning to Block a bit faster these days--this time after three straight replies telling me to "think scientifically"...pic.twitter.com/vGQIxOssjf
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But isn't there evidence that the Swedish model is failing, especially as Nursing home deaths are increasing. Also there approach isn't necessarily scientifically sound. To date there is no evidence that we can develop herd immunity.
Extremely surprising if past infection does not give some immunity. Around 1/3 of ppl in Stockholm has now had COVID-19, and it is likely to be the first place to reach herd immunity. Those are important things to communicate about.https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/Jo5e56/professorn-en-tredjedel-av-stockholmarna-har-haft-corona …
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Re: "Around 1/3 of ppl in Stockholm has now had COVID-19" Just putting this here for the sake of posterity: https://www.kth.se/en/aktuellt/nyheter/10-procent-av-stockholmarna-smittade-1.980727 … Seroprevalence was <12% in both April and May: https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.07.01.20143966v1.full …pic.twitter.com/S5EWkBYx9J
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Well recalled. A claim of 33% infection by April was ludicrous even at that time, and has aged predictably badly
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