Looks like Sweden's approach is better.
"A lockdown is a short-term fix, not a long term solution .. disappointing that six months into this pandemic, having rejected every alternative proposed, we keep coming back to lockdown, a strategy that is visibly failing around the world" -Mark Woolhousehttps://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/09/19/uk-needs-follow-swedish-model-learn-live-covid/ …
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Sweden without deaths excess this year and not destroying their population's mental and economic health and the future of their children, IS the best approach.pic.twitter.com/ovoYMEK4JT
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We have 6000 dead (among the top in the world!), 15000 long-term sick, 200000 in care queue, about 2 milj in the longest lockdown ever 7m of elderly and fragile / risk groups, we have ~ 70 children with MIS-C, and false figures to hide the accurate rates of transmission!!! -
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Morally, ethically, medically and scientifically corrupt and bankrupt governments and leaders.
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What if the 200k dead were children? Would
@SteveFDA@CDCDirector@HHS_ASH move mountains to use every method available to CDControl the virus.@RapidTests now@michaelmina_lab@ASlavitt@ashishkjha@CT_Bergstrom@ashishkjha@mcuban@tomfriedman@ScottGottliebMD -
If the pandemic had a very different age-distribution, then the best strategy would also be very different. Public health must always be risk-targeted, but with
#COVID19, that basic public health principle was thrown out the window with enormous collateral public health damage. - Show replies
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It's a total failure all around the world. It doesn't even work. It's driven by fear and panic. Not science.
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Could someone share the article? (it’s behind a paywall)
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It’s a long-term solution for governments who like crisis-powers and to do whatever they want. “ You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that [is] it's an opportunity to do things that you think you could not before.” - Rahm Emanuel
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17 May 2020 - “I've learnt that it's much easier to take people's freedoms away than give them back,” the prime minister joked, to laughter from his team.
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