Do Lockdowns Work? | Jay Bhattacharya #CLIP
August 22, 2021
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as posted by the channelAfter a year and a half of government-enforced lockdowns, questions regarding their efficacy are increasingly prevalent.
Back in August 2020, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya shared his analysis. In this short, he argues that a measured approach to lockdowns which assesses their true costs and benefits is necessary if we are to minimise damage in all areas of life.
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