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To: TobagoJack who wrote (157883)5/14/2020 7:07:14 AM
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The article correctly points out the pitfalls in extrapolating the results in Sweden to other countries. Sweden has world class healthcare, while the United States has expensive healthcare. In the U.S. the quality of your healthcare is mostly determined by your employer or your personal wealth. If you are rich or you work for an elite corporation you may have great healthcare. Otherwise, probably not.



To: TobagoJack who wrote (157883)5/14/2020 8:46:08 AM
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France and Spain say coronavirus data and tests show no herd immunity across populationThe results come as both countries begin plotting a cautious course out of their strict lockdown measures to avoid another spike in cases

ByHenry Samuel, FRANCE CORRESPONDENT and James Badcock IN MADRID14 May 2020 • 10:31am


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