It’s astounding how many people in the US think that public health is contingent solely on Covid prevention.
“I really learned about the importance of broad thinking in public health. I think that’s also partly behind our strategy ... We are not just working with communicable diseases, we are working with public health as a whole” - Anders Tegnell @Folkhalsomyndhttps://www.ft.com/content/5cc92d45-fbdb-43b7-9c66-26501693a371?fbclid=IwAR1LVc2zEsfETlgf96XGO_2XbW2VLvvlg4HmWzy0X_pC-SGTjo9LkwEkudQ …
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Not only in the US
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Anders Tegnell: making sense daily.
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I commended Tegnell in another thread and someone compared me to Adolf Hitler. Truly crazy times we’re living in.
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Should be a new rule. As soon as someone mentions Hitler, they've automatically lost the argument.
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To truly understand Sweden vs neighboring countries, you must analyze the pre-existing morbidity of the frail and susceptible. A point not made in the FT article. The morbidity of that group was much higher in the neighboring countries going in, lower in Sweden.
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MUST READ
Research from Univ of Cambridge’s Dr. Hope finds:
“Death rate from #COVID19 is significantly negatively correlated to intensity of the last two influenza seasons in 32 European countries” irrespective of illogical & catastrophic lockdowns
https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/wp2003.pdf … pic.twitter.com/cMNM9gCzAv
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Strange that Tegnell is called “controversial.” He followed best practices as it was known for decades. Just that everyone else lost their minds.
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