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If you rubes can control your feelings for the next year, things will work out.
You're going to fail.
COVID-19 won’t be a pandemic for "a lot longer" thanks to rapid progress in vaccine development, says Anthony Fauci, the top U.S. infectious disease official.
The coronavirus could nonetheless remain endemic for a long time, the director of the U.S. National Ins ute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases said at an event organized by Chatham House, a U.K. think tank.
"Certainly it’s not going to be pandemic for a lot longer, because I believe the vaccines are going to turn that around," Fauci said. "Vaccines will help us. What we’ve got to do is just hang on and continue to double down on the public health measures."
Generally, a pandemic is defined as an infection that puts the global population at risk, while an endemic disease is one that spreads in some areas and not others.
Fauci also said developers should push to make billions of their COVID-19 vaccines to ensure access to all parts of the world, instead of focusing on the rich countries.
Fauci's comments come days after Pfizer Inc said its COVID-19 vaccine candidate was more than 90% effective based on initial results from a large-scale trial, securing a lead in the race to develop a safe and effective vaccine for the respiratory illness.
Pfizer has a $1.95 billion contract with the U.S. government to deliver 100 million vaccine doses beginning this year, as well as a deal with the European Union to supply up to 300 million doses.
"Now a number of different companies are talking about the ability to make billions of doses. That's what we need. We don't need hundreds of millions for the rich countries," Fauci said.
"We need billions (of vaccine doses), so whether you live in the darkest part of the developing world, or if you live in London, you should have the same access
If you rubes can control your feelings for the next year, things will work out.
You're going to fail.
He literally said on Halloween America was about to have a whole lot of hurt.... hes not smart.
Are you in ElPaso foldren or are you folding, again.
El paso deaths over 50 pct over 80.
Pwnd
Are you in El Paso, yes or no?
Or are you folding?
Holy , 157,000 cases today.
I
Can you read datasets yes or no?
So you fold as you are scared.
Because that is where the data is waiting as everyone here knows you are bad at math.
Oh. So the data for el paso is actually only in el paso. Got it. How am I talking to you on here if you aren't in france?
Why are you scared of seeing the data first hand?
I know someone who has flu and covid at the same time. The doctors said he would probably have been asymptomatic for covid but the flu created a perfect storm. He's home and recovering, already squashed the flu but still battling covid.
Best wishes for a speedy recovery
And he lived .
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