Second wave of coronavirus: What if Sweden got it right?

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A second wave of coronavirus cases is forcing South Korea and China into new lockdowns and extensive tracing efforts.

There’s a lesson here for America. To get out of the mess in any reasonable amount of time, we must consider copying Sweden’s approach — isolation of the vulnerable and their caretakers, combined with the cautious pursuit of herd immunity.

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