Such an approach – the same as that followed in Sweden – would mean that many people across the country would have to be sick with coronavirus to boost natural immunity in communities. As the virus spreads and makes people sick, many die in the process.
Atlas explicitly denied that it was pushing a bunch of immunization strategies, but the administration official told CNN that the policies that Atlas has pushed are in the vein of a bunch of immunization strategies.
Atlas rejected the need for comprehensive community testing, arguing that the administration should focus almost exclusively on the safety and testing of the elderly, while pushing for the rest of the economy to return to normal.
“Everything they say and do draws attention to animal husbandry immunity,” the senior administration official said.
Emergency therapist and CNN medical analyst Dr. Le. Lena Wayne said on Monday that about 2 million Americans could die trying to gain flock immunity from the coronavirus.
Wayne told CNN’s Brianna Killer that she has “huge concerns” about a bunch of immune approaches and doesn’t know much about how long immunity to Covid-19 can last.
“If we wait until we have 0% to 0% of people, we’re talking about 200 million plus Americans – and with a 1% mortality rate, let’s say it’s 2 million Americans who will die. “It’s an preventable death of our loved ones that we just can’t let happen under our watch,” Wayne said.
“Usually when we talk about herd immunity, we talk about how many people need to be vaccinated against the virus, the pathogen, so that the transmission doesn’t happen or it’s very difficult for the virus or the pathogen. “To transition between people,” Van Kerkov said.
“It’s very dangerous if we just think about the immune system in the natural sense of letting the virus run,” he said. “It means a lot of people are infected, a lot of people will need to be hospitalized and a lot of people will die.”
Sweden’s ‘mob immunity’ efforts
Herd immunity refers to the specific threshold of protection a particular population or community has to stand up against a contracted disease – and that may come from protection or pre-vaccination protection, says Dr. Amesh Adalaja, senior scholar Johns Hopkins University Center for Health Security on Monday told CNN.
Adalaja added, “If a mob exceeds the immune threshold, new people can be infected with the contagious disease and it is difficult to maintain transmission in that community.” It does not appear that the immune threshold of cannabis was exceeded from there, we can say. ”
There are now more than 5,800 deaths from Covid-19 in the country, which is about 576.38 deaths per million people. The last Covid-19 casualties were reported on 23 fat gusts.
The number of deaths per million in the country is much higher than some of its closest neighbors, with similarly low population densities, with Denmark at 107.73, Finland at 60.46, Norway at 48.7 or Estonia at 48.25.
“It is possible that some of these inter-Scandinavian differences in mortality outcomes may also have been caused by the failure to protect the most susceptible Swedes from viral infections (40% – 50% of their cases have been in elderly nursing home residents) of the population),” Oroloski and Goldsmith wrote. “But like other aspects of this unprecedented crisis, many lasting effects need more time to be understood.”
Much of the criticism surrounding Sweden’s response has focused on mortality in care homes.
“It’s not clear how to completely differentiate people at risk of serious disease from people with mild disease in general,” Adalja said.
Sweden’s chief epidemiologist Tenders Tagnell acknowledged in June that the country’s public health agency “did not know that such a large death would be so likely to spread the disease to elderly care homes.”
But he told the Swedish newspaper Dagans Nhiater: “There are things we could have done better but in general I think Sweden has chosen the right path.”
“In Sweden, Anders Tagnell and the team there have done well,” Ryan said.
“This is the way the Swedish people and the Swedish government approach. In Sweden it is a social contract.” “No one has gone through this epidemic with a perfect strategy.”
‘Instead of pushing for mob immunity, U.S.
“Swedish government officials initially demanded that the virus remain largely inadvisable to the general population as measures to protect the elderly. The Swedish view was that the country could reach mob immunity without jeopardizing the economy. But would misrepresent Sweden as an enlightened model.” Important parts, ”Gottlieb wrote in A-P-Ed.
“Many Swedes have been pushed back from normal activities, yet even young and middle-aged people shelter themselves from the infection. The country’s North Carolina-sized population experienced 5,821 Kovid deaths.” The country’s economic recovery is among the worst in its region. , “Gottlieb wrote in part.” In order to cope with a dangerous epidemic, it is necessary to spread as much as possible. “
He notes wearing a mask, being tested for Covid-19, and tracing the contact of people who help.
“Sweden’s attempt to create a ‘mob immunity’ has failed miserably and we have certainly not tried to imitate it in the United States,” said Dr. Howard Koh, a former assistant secretary of state for health at Health and a professor at Harvard TH Chan. The School of Public Health said in an email to CNN on Monday.
What’s more, the pressure for ‘animal immunity’ will fully extend the months of work done so far by the U.S. in its efforts to contain the virus, Koh said in part. “Instead of pushing the mob’s immune system, the U.S. must double down on the public health equipment at our disposal – including wearing universal masks, conducting extensive testing and contracting – until vaccines and more effective treatments are available. . “
CNN’s Pamela Kirkland, Jeremy Diamond, Lure Ren Muscarenhas, Hillary McCagan, Emma Reynolds and Vasco Kotovio contributed to the report.
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