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Originally Posted by kgrund
I have read that herd immunity could be as low as 10%-20% when the population is not viewed as totally homogeneous. The population would not be considered homogeneous due to the the variation between individuals in their susceptibility to infection and their propensity to infect others. I believe this speaks to your point.
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It’s possible Herd Immunity is already happening in Sweden. Once the virus burns through the population it seems to largely burn out. In the US that only really happened in most places after reopening, so we are in the thick of things now in the South and California and looking like the Midwest is heading there too. Only way places like Sweden and New York peaked so hard and then calmed down is a much lower herd immunity rate then 60% with a fairly large amount of the population having some natural immunity to Covid-19 imo.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bus...d-2020-7%3Famp
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