The Swiss cheese metaphor works well to explain the layers of protection required to slow the spread because each slice has holes ... assume people have the background you have.” ...

"They only put holes in the display part of the Swiss cheese," the OP wrote in the title of their post. Accompanying it was an image of a square slice of Swiss cheese with holes strategically ...

Infectious disease experts actually use something called the Swiss ... a Swiss cheese in between the more likely you're not going to get through," Dr. Christopher Ohl said. So what slices of ...

In 2017, the Great British Cheese Company introduced a type of pink Wensleydale which was infused with Prosecco and raspberry flavouring. On the other hand, other Swiss firms have also launched ...

experts have made reference to the “Swiss cheese model” of pandemic defense. The metaphor is easy enough to grasp: Multiple layers of protection, imagined as cheese slices, block the spread of ...

Take a look at this block of Swiss cheese with its characteristic holes, sliced into nine pieces. Each layer represents one of our defences against the virus. None of the slices is perfect.