The Victorian Government has finally released information that provides a much deeper insight into how many healthcare workers have been infected with coronavirus in hospitals and aged care facilities.
It says that «70 to 80 per cent» of healthcare workers who were infected with COVID-19 caught it at work, which is up from its previous estimate of 10 to 15 per cent.
But yet to be published research has found that some jobs are far riskier than others and the risk of contracting the virus depends where in the system you work.
So which jobs are most at risk?
On today’s show:
* What have we learnt from the Victorian Government’s information on healthcare worker statistics?
* Which jobs are most at risk?
* Why are foetal cells and abortions being talked about in relation to the Oxford coronavirus vaccine?
* A Hong Kong man has been reinfected with coronavirus. What use is a vaccine if you can get coronavirus again?
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