Peter Chew's Low Cost Strategy For High Infection Country [ 3rd Edition ] - Chew, Peter
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Peter Chew's low-cost strategy for high-infection countries is to make covid-19 from a pandemic to endemic. The strategic goal is to use the low-cost tracking of existing super spreaders to reduce high viral load transmission and change high viral load transmission to low viral load transmission to prevent hospitalization and death.In addition, this strategy also helps to get closer to herd immunity with a lower risk. The current strategy of testing only symptomatic close contacts in most high-infection countries is wrong. This will lead to persistently high infections and high mortality,…mehr

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Peter Chew's low-cost strategy for high-infection countries is to make covid-19 from a pandemic to endemic. The strategic goal is to use the low-cost tracking of existing super spreaders to reduce high viral load transmission and change high viral load transmission to low viral load transmission to prevent hospitalization and death.In addition, this strategy also helps to get closer to herd immunity with a lower risk. The current strategy of testing only symptomatic close contacts in most high-infection countries is wrong. This will lead to persistently high infections and high mortality, because super spreaders are usually asymptomatic high viral loads that have not been detected. This strategy will accumulate more asymptomatic super-spreaders and cause persistently high infections and high mortality in the country, especially BID. Peter Chew's low-cost strategy for high-infection country aims to reduce super-spreaders in high-infection countries to ensure that the country's super-spreaders are minimized. Therefore, the focus of this strategy is to first reduce hospitalization and mortality. After that, the infection rate will drop. In addition. the practice of this strategy can ensure that low-infection countries may not face a surge of COVID-19 in the future.