“There is clear data on C19 & children: It’s safe to reopen schools” - M Snape, prof paediatrics & vaccinology, Oxford Vaccine Group, Univ of Oxford Dept of Paediatrics @AlexBerenson @FatEmperor @rfsquared @kerpen @justin_hart @NahasNewman @MartinKulldorffhttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/aug/18/children-covid-19-english-schools-virus-safe-reopening …
This is consistent with Swedish data. Sweden never closed day-care/primary schools, with zero COVID19 deaths among 1.8 million children ages 1-15. Teachers had same risk as average of other professions. https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/contentassets/c1b78bffbfde4a7899eb0d8ffdb57b09/covid-19-school-aged-children.pdf …
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do you recommend widespread testing of asymptomatic students and teachers for ongoing surveillance in school settings or no?
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Yes Sweden never had a lockdown but had the highest mortality rate among Scandinavian country's and by the way the USA never had a lockdown either + with the highest mortality rate in the world so why do kids get sick down there
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So as long at the teachers work remotely they'll be fine, is what you're saying?
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Let's compare preschool teachers and taxi driver in Sweden. I am convinced that both professions haven't done their work remotely. The risk of a taxi driver is 5 times higher! Similar high risk: pizza makers, bus drivers, interpreters, kitchen staffhttps://www.thelocal.se/20200625/study-these-are-the-professions-which-are-over-represented-in-swedens-coronavirus-statistics …
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And, there is this from the study: "Another study, still only available as a pre-print, finds school closure to be the most effective non-pharmaceutical intervention when looking at a number of countries and different interventions (15)."
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