In figuring out the trouble with vaccine mandates, it's worthwhile to consider the opposite yet successful treatment protocols used in India and Sweden.
India continuously maintained an insignificant daily death rate per million except for a brief increase when the delta variant first appeared.
Unlike India, Sweden shunned early treatment meds, as did most Western countries, including the USA. As a result, all shared similarly high death rates initially.
To simplify the differences in the outcome, the seven-day rolling average of confirmed COVID-19 deaths for India and Sweden are compared with only two representative countries.
In comparison, India has posted a gradual decline in deaths and continues to trend down.
Could there be a connection between the jump in vaccination rates in Sweden and its unexpected uptick in deaths? In contrast, the U.S. death rate as of 19 September climbed to 5.8 per million daily, while the U.K. is now stabilizing at around 2.1 per million daily.
The FDA recently approved some monoclonal antibody medication as an early treatment option for COVID-19.
https://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2021/09/the_fda_giveth_and_hhs_taketh_away.html
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