https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-antibodies-study-herd-immunity-unachievable-spain-2020-7?r=US&IR=T
det ser bra ut för tegnells flock-immunitet
det ser bra ut för tegnells flock-immunitet
Citat:
Evidence against herd immunity is piling up
The Spanish study, which tested more than 61,000 people, is the latest to pour cold water over the idea of herd immunity.
A study published in May suggested that just 7.3 percent of people in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, had developed coronavirus antibodies, despite Sweden's government adopting a novel and contentious strategy of not imposing a strict lockdown.
Sweden's prime minister, Stefan Lofven, last week ordered an inquiry into the country's handling of the virus, telling reporters "we have thousands of dead" and "now the question is how Sweden should change, not if."
Unlike most European countries, Sweden did not implement strict, wholesale lockdown measures in response to the pandemic. Instead, it largely allowed businesses and hospitality to remain open and students to attend school.
In May, Sweden's state epidemiologist, Anders Tegnell, justified this response by saying that countries that imposed strict lockdowns would most likely suffer large second waves later in the year, whereas Sweden's would be smaller.
The new Spanish study, however, casts doubt on the idea that Sweden, which has reported nearly 5,500 coronavirus deaths and has one of the highest per capita death toll
The Spanish study, which tested more than 61,000 people, is the latest to pour cold water over the idea of herd immunity.
A study published in May suggested that just 7.3 percent of people in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, had developed coronavirus antibodies, despite Sweden's government adopting a novel and contentious strategy of not imposing a strict lockdown.
Sweden's prime minister, Stefan Lofven, last week ordered an inquiry into the country's handling of the virus, telling reporters "we have thousands of dead" and "now the question is how Sweden should change, not if."
Unlike most European countries, Sweden did not implement strict, wholesale lockdown measures in response to the pandemic. Instead, it largely allowed businesses and hospitality to remain open and students to attend school.
In May, Sweden's state epidemiologist, Anders Tegnell, justified this response by saying that countries that imposed strict lockdowns would most likely suffer large second waves later in the year, whereas Sweden's would be smaller.
The new Spanish study, however, casts doubt on the idea that Sweden, which has reported nearly 5,500 coronavirus deaths and has one of the highest per capita death toll
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Senast redigerad av EnormBalle 2020-07-09 kl. 02:13.
Senast redigerad av EnormBalle 2020-07-09 kl. 02:13.
Citat:
https://www.sciencealert.com/study-suggests-in-some-cases-antibodies-can-disappear-after-mere-weeks
det ser bra ut för tegnells flock-immunitet
det ser bra ut för tegnells flock-immunitet
Har du missat hela rapporteringen runt hur relativt få som utvecklar antikroppar, och istället att det bör fokuseras på hur många som utvecklar t celler? Preliminära studier visade ju på att ungefär dubbelt så många som utvecklat antikroppar utvecklat t celler, dvs. i Sthlm ligger det mellan 30-40% som har immunitet idag. Om studierna stämmer, vilket kommer att visa sig framöver.
Vad som dock är klart är att smittan minskar kraftigt i sthlm, trotts att livet i princip återgått till det normala.
Vidare är det lite tröttsamt att se folk härja om att Sveriges taktik var baserat på flock-immunitet. Det har aldrig sagts, tvärt om så har man förnekat det flertalet gånger.
man får tycka hur man vill, men snälla använd fakta istället för egenkomponerade påstående som förstärker ditt tyckande.
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