People walk on Stranvagen in Stockholm on September 19, 2020.JONATHAN NACKSTRAND | AFP | Getty ImagesSweden's chief epidemiologist has partly blamed the country's high coronavirus death toll on mild flu outbreaks in recent winters."When many people die of the flu in the winter, fewer die in heat waves the following summer. In this case, it…
By Michael Le Page Streets in Old Town Stockholm are nearly empty in April due to the coronavirus pandemic.IBL/Shutterstock Sweden was one of the few European countries not to impose a compulsory lockdown. Its unusual strategy for tacking the coronavirus outbreak has both been hailed as a success, and condemned as a failure. So which…
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