China, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, Japan, Australia, et al.
How did they do it? Did they have better experts or expertise? Did they implement preventive measures faster? Was the population more receptive. All of the above? More?
How did they do it? Did they have better experts or expertise? Did they implement preventive measures faster? Was the population more receptive. All of the above? More?
Need in depth study. And with humility and attention to detail.
So we learn and don't repeat mistakes. Perhaps nothing is fixable. But it's worth knowing what the reasons are.
So we learn and don't repeat mistakes. Perhaps nothing is fixable. But it's worth knowing what the reasons are.
Most of them kept deaths low by keeping cases low. Even when cases climbed with omicron it was in a vaccinated population. So they had accomplished what they needed to accomplish.
That means it's not a question of obesity rates or diabetes or age distribution.
That means it's not a question of obesity rates or diabetes or age distribution.
It's also not something we can dismiss as "oh, but can we trust their numbers".
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