Swedish MD Sebastian Rushworth on why the herd immunity question is not as simple as it appears

What Then Must We Do?

English - October 19, 2020 17:00 - 30 minutes - 21.1 MB
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I speak with Swedish ER doctor Sebastian Rushworth, about the workings of the immune system and Covid-19. Among other insights: The media (and much of research) focuses on antibodies, but T-cell immunity may be better suited to viral infections; antibodies always wane over time, this is nothing new; the evidence shows that the lockdowns have had no effect on transmission; as the data piles up, it is becoming clear that Covid-19 is indeed very much like a bad flu virus in terms of deaths. Oh, and Sweden is back to normal and we all should be too.

You can read Dr. Rushworth's blog here.

And the article I mentioned, "Herd Immunity Without Antibodies?" is here.