Which country is the best in the world at managing COVID?
There’s no denying that Australia has so far done well at managing COVID and keeping it out of the country. But how do we compare to the rest of the […]
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For much of the coronavirus pandemic, there’s been an idea that when enough people are infected and then recover the health crisis will be over.
It’s known as herd immunity – and early on in the pandemic some countries thought it would be the best long-term strategy in dealing with COVID.
Well, it’s lucky that the herd immunity strategy was mostly abandoned, because a peer-reviewed study published in medical journal The Lancet has found that herd immunity might not work.
On today’s Coronacast, Tegan Taylor and Norman Swan discuss some of the reasons why.
Also on the show:
* Where was China in yesterday’s best countries to handle COVID leaderboard chat?
And Tegan and Norman go another round of Quick Fire Friday.
Tagged as: COVID-19, Coronacast.
Coronacast 27 de enero de 2021
There’s no denying that Australia has so far done well at managing COVID and keeping it out of the country. But how do we compare to the rest of the […]
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