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Sweden is bucking scientific advice on COVID-19. Could their decision backfire?
Sweden’s top epidemiologist, Anders Tegnell, said it’s ridiculous to close the border. Schools are still open, and the majority of its social distancing rules have been voluntary. But as cases of coronavirus continue to rise in Sweden, it looks like the country’s plans for dealing with the novel coronavirus aren’t working.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readSweden’s top epidemiologist, Anders Tegnell, said it’s ridiculous to close the border. Schools are still open, and the majority of its social distancing rules have been voluntary. But as cases of coronavirus continue to rise in Sweden, it looks like the country’s plans for dealing with the novel coronavirus aren’t working.
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2 of 5Future theater in LA, COVID-19 fact-check- 0:00Fact-checking Trump's claims on disinfectants, UV light and chloroquine
- 8:00Sweden is bucking scientific advice on COVID-19. Could their decision backfire?You’re reading this
- 16:13As stages sit empty, actors and playwrights try to create the next great show
- 27:40You can still virtually visit The Getty and other museums during COVID-19
- 37:02‘Extraction’: Don't expect much but stay for the abs, says critic