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Re: Team Eradication 1, Team Herd Immunity Nil
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Originally Posted by Greedy,Greedy,Greedy
Look up the cases for Sweden and Norway, neighboring countries. Sweden's population is half Sweden's. You'll see fairly similar curves. Then look to the left and see what the numbers are for those curves. You'll see that Norway's peak cases is just about where Sweden's cases are now. Sweden is a shit show, though it pales in comparison to the American shit show.
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Run the numbers in terms of future life years lost in Sweden. It's removing the old:
Upwards of 70% of the Covid19 death toll in Sweden has been people in elderly care services (as of mid-May 2020). We summarize the Covid19 tragedy in elderly care in Sweden, particularly in the City of Stockholm. We explain the institutional structure of elderly care administration and service provision. Those who died of Covid19 in Stockholm’s nursing homes had a life-remaining median somewhere in the range of 5 to 9 months. Having contextualized the Covid19 problem in City of Stockholm, we present an interview of Barbro Karlsson, who works at the administrative heart of the Stockholm elderly care system. Her institutional knowledge and sentiment offer great insight into the concrete problems and challenges. There are really two sides to the elderly care Covid19 challenge: The vulnerability and frailty of those in nursing homes and the problem of nosocomial infection—that is, infection caused by contact with others involved in the elderly care experience. The problem calls for targeted solutions by those close to the vulnerable individuals. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7369443/
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