The problem with that hypothesis is that at some point lockdowns have to be eased, and at that point infections spike anyway. Once a virus enters a community it doesn’t really go away so what purpose is served by trying to avoid infection in the short term if you’re going to get it at some point anyway?
The problem with that hypothesis is that at some point lockdowns have to be eased, and at that point infections spike anyway. Once a virus enters a community it doesn’t really go away so what purpose is served by trying to avoid infection in the short term if you’re going to get it at some point anyway?
To flatten the curve until the vaccine is ready, resulting in many, many times fewer deaths overall.
To flatten the curve until the vaccine is ready, resulting in many, many times fewer deaths overall.
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