Germany’s ‘prevention paradox’Virologist Christian Drosten, who is leading Germany’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, says that the country’s success in mitigating the outbreak has caused some people to think the government has overreacted — and could lead to a second wave. “The ‘prevention paradox’ has set in,” says Drosten. “For many Germans I’m the evil guy who is crippling the economy.” Drosten touches on the qualities German Chancellor Angela Merkel brings to the crisis and why, “if somebody gave me a few hundred thousand bucks and free access to China to find the source of the virus”, he would investigate racoon dogs. The Guardian | 10 min read |
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