Little being done to mitigate the unsurprising exponential increase of Covid-19 cases in Ontario. Why not employ successful measures that other countries are using to protect their citizens and remain economically functional?

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for November 13, 2020

Little being done to mitigate the unsurprising exponential increase of Covid-19 cases in Ontario. Why not employ successful measures that other countries are using to protect their citizens and remain economically functional? Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Source:
Ontario could hit 6,500 new COVID-19 cases daily by mid-December without further action, modelling shows

References:
How Some Asian Countries Beat Back COVID-19
Covid test and trace: how does UK compare with other countries?

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  1. Low risk perception among under-20’s in Ontario likely contributing to increasing COVID-19 cases in this age group. Before you criticize, if older individuals did not see their group affected, similar result would ensue. Classic risk perception psychology at work.
  2. Ontario’s confirmed cases’ trend matches March’s exponential curve. Do governments act now restricting access to “non-essential” businesses or wait to see what happens? Unchecked exponential growth can lead to even harsher decisions down the line.
  3. Media and Public Health commentary on daily numbers in Ontario citing all the false +/- needs to comment on noted exponential change. Smaller true pos numbers can quickly become larger ones and how likely will this be the outcome with present measures?
  4. U.S. and Brazil lead the pack in contributions to the largest daily increase to date of confirmed COVID-19 cases
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