While I agree, we must always consider the impact of lockdown. This is what is missing to me in the current strategies. For example, how do the rare, and very s

While I agree, we must always consider the impact of lockdown. This is what is missing to me in the current strategies. For example, how do the rare, and very significant, long-term health issues compare to the fairly prevalent mental health issues caused by lockdown, unemployment etc? I'm in no position to make that call, maybe lockdown is still the right answer. But we absolutely must do this analysis seriously, publicise the results and debate it widely.