Did Sweden Get COVID Right?

While most other countries instituted stay-at-home orders and shuttered schools and businesses, Sweden did not
 

While high schools and universities closed and gatherings of more than 50 people were banned, elementary and middle schools, shops and restaurants have remained open in Sweden during the pandemic
 

Evidence suggests Sweden may be at or nearing the herd immunity threshold, which occurs when the number of people susceptible is low enough to prevent epidemic growth

Stanford’s Nobel-laureate Michael Levitt is among those in support of Sweden’s lighter restrictions; Levitt successfully predicted the trajectory of COVID-19 deaths in China and has stated that the pandemic would not be as dire as many have predicted
 

Scientists from France found there was no significant transmission of COVID-19 in primary schools, either among the students or from students to teachers
 

Sweden continues to stand by their handling of the pandemic, despite heavy criticism; the country’s state epidemiologist, Anders Tegnell, even described the rest of the world’s lockdowns as “madness",  considering the steep side effects they ultimately cause

Read the full analysis by Dr. Mercola
 

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