State epidemiologist Anders Tegnell is back after the holidays and is now facing a completely new phase of the pandemic. The spread of infections throughout the country is decreasing, which he believes may have to do with the fact that we spend a lot of time outside, that a certain immunity has been built up and that we all still keep a decent distance.
There is now new guidance on tracking infections and the Public Health Agency say testing of asymptomatic people can take place in certain contexts.
Three different scenarios before the fall, the Public Health Agency shows. One of the scenarios shows continued very low spread of the infection, another scenario points to local outbreaks and a third shows increased spread of the infection this fall, but not as high as last spring.
In Vetenskapsradios in-depth news about what can be done to maintain the new low level of infection spread in Sweden.
Chief guest is Anders Tegnell, State Epidemiologist at the Public Health Agency.
Participate this includes Helena Palmgren, infection control doctor in the Uppland region, Signar Mäkitalo, infection control doctor in the Sörmland region, Sven Montelius, infection control doctor in the Gotland region, Nicki Sandberg, Andre and Matilde Jennesved, café visitor in Visby, Anders Roth, restaurant worker in Visby.
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